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ALBUM REVIEW: The Five Hundred – A World On Fire
Granted, ‘A World On Fire’ does suffer from being uneven, but when the group hit their stride, The Five Hundred deliver some real heavyweight slabs of memorable metalcore. Read More
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EP REVIEW: Creeper – American Noir
Continuing on from last year’s ‘Sex, Death & The Infinite Void’, Creeper have offered up ‘American Noir’. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Sleep Waker – Alias
Whilst Sleep Waker don’t fully match their ambition with ‘Alias’, they have moved past the limitations of their debut to create a record that looks forward rather than backwards. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Capstan – Separate
On ‘Separate’, Capstan have pushed past their debut to create a record that is fluid in its style yet consistent, and one that deserves repeated listens. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Times Of Grace – Songs Of Loss And Separation
Taking a more bleak and reserved approach than its predecessor, ‘Songs Of Loss And Separation’ sees the group edge away from their main output and venture into different soundscapes. Read More
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EP REVIEW: Until I Wake – Until I Wake
Armed with a collection of tracks that defy their relatively short time together, metalcore quartet Until I Wake have released a taste of their upcoming debut full-length with their self-titled EP. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: VCTMS – Volume. 4: Numb The Ache
From grinding breakdowns, experimental side-steps and big choruses, ‘Volume. 4: Numb The Ache’ delivers something for every type of heavy music fan. Read More
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EP REVIEW: Structures – None Of The Above
Not outstaying its welcome, ‘None Of The Above’ sees Structures return with a rabid energy. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Born Of Osiris – Angel Or Alien
Committing to a wider set of influences and delivering their tightly wound takes on pneumatic riffing, Born Of Osiris sound reinvigorated. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Beartooth – Below
Building from desolate melodies to lurching breakdowns, ‘The Last Riff’ perfectly ends a record that has not only cemented Beartooth’s style, but has also elevated the group into a league of their own. Read More