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ALBUM REVIEW: Heaven Shall Burn – Of Truth & Sacrifice
If you’re a Heaven Shall Burn fan and you happen to be in self-isolation just wondering what the hell to do with yourself, then you’re in luck. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Haggard Cat – Common Sense Holiday
Initially a side-project for one half of HECK (formerly Baby Godzilla), the aforementioned band have now long since disbanded, and Haggard Cat seem very much in it for the long haul. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Behind Blue Eyes – Everything Between Us
With putrid capabilities at their core, Behind Blue Eyes release ‘Everything Between Us’, a ten-track feat laced with poisonous indigos and gut-wrenching highs. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Body Count – Carnivore
Now entering their third decade as a band, you can always count on Body Count to bring some politicised but no less fun rap metal, and it’s arguable that they’re still relatively overlooked. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Ocean Grove – Flip Phone Fantasy
After establishing their nu-metal tinged punk sound with their debut record ‘The Rhapsody Tapes’, Australia’s Ocean Grove have gone through a few changes since then. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Invent, Animate – Greyview
Returning for third record, ‘Greyview’, Texan quartet Invent, Animate continue to hone their progressive and cinematic blend of metalcore. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Mundy’s Bay – Lonesome Valley
Mundy’s Bay’s dream of a debut record, ‘Lonesome Valley’, couldn’t be released at a better time than now. It’s escapism in a nutshell. Read More
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EP REVIEW: Halflives – Resilience
The blindingly charismatic Halflives are charming the scene yet again with the release of their new EP, ‘Resilience’. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Code Orange – Underneath
‘Underneath’ is an album that the impact of which will never leave you, and will continue to be spoken about for a long time. Read More
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EP REVIEW: Belmont – Reflections
Chicago pop-punks Belmont have proved time and time again that they’re one of the most exciting and experimental bands to come out of the genre in recent years, and ‘Reflections’ takes them to even greater heights. Read More