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Album Review: The Menzingers – After The Party

Returning with their anticipated latest album ‘After The Party’, The Menzingers take a look at the themes of life after your twenties. Presented through energetic riffs and catchy rhythms, there’s a lot…

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Say Psych: Album Review: Dead Gurus – ACID BENCH

Rating: 9/10 Dead Gurus are a Minneapolis based cosmic outfit proffering some of the finest psychedelic grooves to grace the airwaves in some time. With band members coming from a…

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Track: The Picturebooks – I need that Oooh

Heavy blues duo The Picturebooks, aka Fynn Claus Grabke [vocals, guitar] and Philipp Mirtschink [drums] have just released their brand new single, ‘I need that Oooh’, taken from their forthcoming…

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Album Review: Thievery Corporation – The Temple of I & I

Rob Garza and Eric Hilton, aka electronic duo Theivery Corporation have released the fruits of their labour, recording in Jamaica for their latest full lengther and unsurprisingly given the setting,…

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Blu-Ray Review: Radio Days

Before the era of moving pictures, and subsequently the television, the wireless (or radio) formed the centrepiece of most family homes. Whilst it remains a popular medium today, it no…

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News: Napalm Death announce European Tour 2017

Birmingham’s Grindcore pioneers NAPALM DEATH never slow down and announced a next headlining run across Europe together with Brujeria and Power Trip* for April/May under the suitable banner Campaign For…

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Album Review: Dutch Uncles – Big Balloon

Dutch Uncles return with a triumphant fifth album, their fourth on the Memphis Industries label and first since 2015’s “O Shudder”. It’s remarkable that the Marple band (Duncan, Pete, Robin…

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Album Review: Grails – ‘Chalice Hymnal’

Grails, hail from Portland, Oregon. A seaport state nestled under Washington and characterised by its diverse landscape of forests, mountains, farms and beaches. That Pacific Northwest essence runs through the…

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Track: Thundercat – Friend Zone

Just in time for Valentines Day, Thundercat – aka grammy award winning bassist and singer Stephen Bruner, has released a new track, Friend Zone, from his forthcoming third full-length record,…

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Track: Pale Honey – Why Do I Always Feel This Way?

Pale Honey release new single ‘Why Do I Always Feel This Way?’ out now on Bolero Recordings. Recorded with producer Anders Lagerfors at Nacksving Studios in their hometown of Gothenburg.…

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Album Review: The Menzingers – After The Party

Say Psych: Album Review: Dead Gurus – ACID BENCH

Track: The Picturebooks – I need that Oooh

Album Review: Thievery Corporation – The Temple of I & I

Blu-Ray Review: Radio Days

News: Napalm Death announce European Tour 2017

Album Review: Dutch Uncles – Big Balloon

Album Review: Grails – ‘Chalice Hymnal’

Track: Thundercat – Friend Zone

Track: Pale Honey – Why Do I Always Feel This Way?