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ALBUM REVIEW: Dead Girls Academy – Doves In Glass Houses
The delicately named ‘Doves In Glass Houses’ is a window into a not too distant past and a peace offering to the future. Read More
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EP REVIEW: Salem – Salem
In experimenting with the balance between each sound, adding a sprig here and a dash there to the cauldron, Salem have conjured something truly magic. Read More
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EP REVIEW: Bloom – In Passing
In the end, by taking a step back to look inside themselves, Bloom have in fact taken a significant leap forward. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Acceptance – Wild, Free
‘Wild, Free’ makes for better ambient background music rather than a fully immersive listening experience. Tracks bleed into each other, with the only distinction being the varying degrees at which synths and bass pulse. Read More
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EP REVIEW: Madina Lake – The Beginning Of New Endings
With this EP, Madina Lake have displayed a profound ability to adapt to new surroundings without detracting from their overall essence. Read More
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EP REVIEW: Downer Inc. – Whatever This Is
If nothing else, Kellin Quinn through Downer Inc. has created a piece of art that unites us in our frustrations and infatuations despite our physical distance. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Cold Years – Paradise
Cold Years are feeling reflective in their full-length debut, ‘Paradise’. It’s a feel-good record whose edges are tinged with melancholia, making for an emotionally diverse listen. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: PVRIS – Use Me
PVRIS have undergone a metamorphosis with their third record, ‘Use Me’, shedding their skin to reveal a shiny new set of scales that scream strength and eloquence. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Point North – Brand New Vision
Point North have come too far to turn back now. With a debut so seamless, this new future looks very promising for the Californian trio. Read More
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EP REVIEW: Thousand Below – Let Go Of Your Love
It’s ironic that an EP concerned with letting go and moving on would reuse and remodel pre-existing tracks, but perhaps that is the poetic intent behind it. Read More