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ALBUM REVIEW: Turnover – Altogether
Turnover’s journey from out-of-love East Coast pop-punks to squeaky clean dream-os has been a real tale of a band refusing to stop their growth. Read More
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GETTING INTO: Foo Fighters
Foo Fighters are as synonymous with rock music as bread is with butter at this point. After the tragic passing of Nirvana’s Kurt Cobain, Dave Grohl’s music career hung in the balance, and he could’ve Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Waterparks – Fandom
“God’s favourite fucking boy band” are no strangers to doing their own thing. Colour-coded eras, electronic-punk-pop blended into a monster mash of genres, and a comedic, all-caps persona capitalised by the charismatic Awsten Knight – it’s no surprise that Waterparks are such a success. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Jimmy Eat World – Surviving
Calling their tenth studio album ‘Surviving’ is more than just a meta-joke about being a group of thirty-somethings still alive and kicking in the alternative scene. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: City And Colour – A Pill For Loneliness
It seems almost hard to believe that City And Colour’s debut album came out nearly fifteen years ago. Well, five albums later, Dallas Green is still creating soft, moving tracks that simmer with an air of honest reflection. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: 65daysofstatic – replicr, 2019
65daysofstatic have been many things during their 15 years together as a band, but one thing that has stayed ever-strong and consistent is their forward-thrust momentum to chart through progressive songwriting and musical composing. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Steel Panther – Heavy Metal Rules
When the NME says “if you’ve never had sex, you might like this album”, you can get a pretty decent idea of the amount of shit coming a record’s way. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Blink-182 – Nine
Back in 2016, the return of Blink-182 was quite the hark back. Joined by Alkaline Trio’s Matt Skiba, serving as the replacement for now-space enthusiast Tom DeLonge, their comeback coincided at the same time as the world endured a summer of being glued to their phones catching Pokémon in a nostalgia overload of mega proportions. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: DZ Deathrays – Positive Rising, Part 1
After only a year since the release of their much-loved third studio album, ‘Bloody Lovely’, Australian outfit DZ Deathrays are embracing change in more ways than one on their newest record, ‘Positive Rising, Part 1’. Read More
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GETTING INTO: You Me At Six
From angsty teenage pop-punks to one of the UK’s biggest rock acts, You Me At Six have certainly had a steady and successful rise over the past ten years or so. Read More