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ALBUM REVIEW: I Don’t Know How But They Found Me – Razzmatazz
Filled with a strong collection of tracks, I Don’t Know How But They Found Me have crafted a record that plays through with joy and experimental wonder. Read More
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EP REVIEW: Fever 333 – Wrong Generation
As always, the message behind the tracks is the most important factor in their craft, but beyond that Fever 333 prove that they can craft memorable and hook laden tracks with ferocious conviction. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Five Finger Death Punch – A Decade Of Destruction, Volume 2
A fairly well structured and surprising greatest hits collection save for a clunky final act, ‘A Decade Of Destruction, Volume 2’ does serve its purpose effectively. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Bunny The Bear – Afterglow
A strong record that is bold in its decisions, ‘Afterglow’ has a few standout moments, but ultimately it doesn’t quite reach the level of its contemporaries. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Tallah – Matriphagy
An experience onto itself, ‘Matriphagy’ is not only a stunning debut record, but also a near perfect execution of a concept that could have been handled without finesse. Read More
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EP REVIEW: Eighteen Visions – Inferno
‘Inferno’ sees Eighteen Visions invigorated and still gnashing their infernal jaws 25 years deep into their career with more life than most new kids on the block can dare to muster. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Greg Puciato – Child Soldier: Creator Of God
Uncompromising and fearless, Greg Puciato delivers a record that’s uniquely his own. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Machine Gun Kelly – Tickets To My Downfall
With a solid track list and a fresh yet familiar take on pop-punk, ‘Tickets To My Downfall’ is arguably the most consistent record of Machine Gun Kelly’s career. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Nasty – Menace
Whilst ‘Menace’ will no doubt satisfy die-hard fans, the standout moments are brief and fleeting, and with glimpses of a wider scope teasing towards the end, sadly Nasty play it a little too safe. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Fit For A King – The Path
With ‘The Path’, Fit For A King show a band prepared and evidently ready to move towards a more grand and stadium ready sound. Read More