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Album Review: Bob Dylan – Rough and Rowdy Ways

The bard’s long-awaited album, the first of new material in eight years, burgeons with a young man’s enthusiasm but an older gentleman’s wisdom and experience. The ten tracks produce an…

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Album artwork for Self Made Man by Larkin Poe

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Album Review: Larkin Poe – Self Made Man

Larkin Poe take us on a joyride with the full-throttle roots-rock of fifth album Self Made Man. Larkin Poe, aka Atlanta-born Nashville-based multi-instrumentalist sister duo Rebecca and Megan Lovell, have…

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Album Review: Katatonia – City Burials

By Chris Gibbons Lockdown has certainly had an impact on my listening habits. I’ve been fortunate that I’ve been able to keep up with weight training in a garage gym…

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Album Review: Black Rainbows – Cosmic Ritual Supertrip

Italy’s cult stoner rockers BLACK RAINBOWS are back with their ass-kicking, whiplash-inducing new album ‘Cosmic Ritual Supertrip’ this May 22nd on Heavy Psych Sounds! The new album is heavier than 2018’s ‘Pandemonium’ and…

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Album Review: Hayley Williams – Petals For Armor

It’s the solo record that many people disputed would ever happen, but boy, are we so glad it finally did. On 8th May 2020 through Atlantic, we were finally treated…

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ALBUM REVIEW: TRIVIUM – WHAT THE DEAD MEN SAY

Since releasing their debut album in 2003 there has been a sense Trivium have been searching for their own sound. Albums like ‘Ascendancy’ and ‘The Sin And The Sentence’ have…

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Album Review: Sleepersound – Medias Rae

Milwaukee, Wisconsin quartet Sleepersoiund have recently released their latest long player ‘Medias Res’ on the Shore Dive Records imprint, the bands first new music since their 2016 Pilots / Passengers…

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ALBUM REVIEW: The Used- Heartwork

The Used’s most interesting album in the last few years.

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Album Review: Dommengang – No Keys

No Keys, the third album from Dommengang, sees the three piece further hone the blues rock of 2018’s Love Jail, while still keeping some of the psych rock stylings that…

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Album Review: Knuckle – Life Is Hard When You’re Soft Inside

From the opening riffs of the Spilt Milk, the first track on Huddersfield three piece Knuckles debut album, you’re transported away. Not far, but maybe to a hostelry in the…

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