[Review] Lunear – There Is Always Next Time Lunear is a French trio — JP Benadjer (guitars, bass, vocals), Seb Bournier (drums, vocals), and Paul J.No (lead vocals, keyboards) — whose work has consistently occupied the intersection between acce...

[Review] Lunear – There Is Always Next Time

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Hollow Youth – Death… Means Nothing At All Three years ago Hollow Youth burst out from the live scene in Guernsey with their debut EP, The Darkest Times, which gained interest from Loyalty & Devotion records who released a physical vers…

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Album Review: Tyler Ballgame - For The First Time, Again A debut album full of legendary classic rock influences and potential

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Hollow Youth – Death… Means Nothing At All Three years ago Hollow Youth burst out from the live scene in Guernsey with their debut EP, The Darkest Times, which gained interest from Loyalty & Devotion records who released a physical vers…

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Album review: ELEGANT WEAPONS – Evolution Share the post "Album review: ELEGANT WEAPONS – Evolution" FacebookTwitterLinkedInE-mailBookmarkPrint Exciter Records [Release date 24.04.26] Album number two from Elegant Weapons, the band form...

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TOMORA ‘COME CLOSER’ Album Review – AURORA and Tom Rowlands Create Electronic Magic TOMORA’s debut album ‘COME CLOSER’ fuses AURORA’s ethereal vocals with Tom Rowlands’ electronic precision, delivering one of 2026’s most immersive releases.

TOMORA ‘COME CLOSER’ Album Review – AURORA and Tom Rowlands Create Electronic Magic: TOMORA’s debut album ‘COME CLOSER’ fuses AURORA’s ethereal vocals with Tom Rowlands’ electronic precision, delivering one of 2026’s most immersive releases. #TOMORA #ComeCloser #AlbumReview

Hot New Album Fridays: TIGA ‘HOTLIFE’ Album Review – Electroclash Revival at Full Volume TIGA’s ‘HOTLIFE’ marks a bold return after a decade, blending electroclash, techno, and acid into a sweaty, hypnotic dancefloor experience. Read the full AudioFuzz review.

Hot New Album Fridays: TIGA ‘HOTLIFE’ Album Review – Electroclash Revival at Full Volume: TIGA’s ‘HOTLIFE’ marks a bold return after a decade, blending electroclash, techno, and acid into a sweaty, hypnotic dancefloor experience. Read the full AudioFuzz review. #TIGA #Hotlife #AlbumReview

Album Review: Snailgun unveil their shattering debut ‘Glass Walls’ ahead of live dates. Naarm/Melbourne band Snailgun have just delivered their debut album 'Glass Wall', and it's a deliciously scabrous affair filled with blistering post punk cathartic noise. The genetic make up of this album is hard to define - a mix of bands like Idles with a thunderous chaotic storm in the wilderness. Opening track 'SD' sets the bar high: a scorching slightly chaotic blast of excoriating punk delivery that has genetic traces back to Johnny Rotten's quavering Sex Pistols vocals with the instrumental complexity of P.I.L. The pace is pulse quickening and throbs with a cathartic disdain and howl of feedback hovering at the edges.

Album Review: Snailgun unveil their shattering debut 'Glass Walls' ahead of live dates.
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[Review] PSI PHI - PSI PHI The self-titled debut of PSI PHI, released on March 06, 2026, arrives without label infrastructure or promotional machinery behind it — a record that stands or falls entirely on what its four musician...

[Review] PSI PHI - PSI PHI

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Album Review: Banshee Tree – Bad Luck COLORADO INDIE ROCKERS BEND AND BLEND DISPARATE MUSICAL GENRES

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My new single 𝟏𝟏 𝐒𝐭𝐞𝐩𝐬, from the album
𝑺𝒘𝒆𝒆𝒕 𝑵𝒐𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒏𝒈𝒔 & 𝑶𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒓 𝑾𝒆𝒂𝒑𝒐𝒏𝒔⁣⁣
just received a great review by Foxfire Magazine.

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LONG DISTANCE CALLING’s new album The Phantom Void is here — brutal, cinematic, and their darkest, most gripping work to date. Dive into our review and find out why this might be the band’s strongest moment in 20 years. Read more: wix.to/8TIpv2P #LongDistanceCalling #ThePhantomVoid #AlbumReview

Album Review: Gorillaz - The Mountain Gorillaz get spiritual, in a totally “Gorillaz” way

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Album Review: James Blake - Trying Times Trying times indeed ...

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Album Review: GENA - The Pleasure is Yours DAAAAAMN GENA!!!!

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[Review] Lazer - Far Way With “Far Away,” the Austrian outfit Lazer deliver their first full-length statement, released on March 4, 2026 via StoneFree Records. Positioned firmly within a modern Heavy Rock framework with clear...

[Review] Lazer - Far Way

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Melanie Baker's debut album beautifully balances humour and heartbreak with a confident and assured sound 📀

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A new epysode lands tomorrow. It features and album that is out of this world…
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World's Worst Records - Halestorm - Witchdoctor MATT KELLY eviscerates yet another horribly mutant attempt at music in this brief and to-the-point assessment.

Another "World's Worst" record from Matt Kelly in his long-running series.

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Windowpane by Windowpane Windowpane’s 2016 self-titled album is the kind of straightforward, blue-collar hard rock record that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly unpretentious. Clocking in at fourteen tracks and just ov…

Album Review: Windowpane by Windowpane

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Heavy riffs do their harsh attack while drums run at a fast pace, all seasoned with the pulsating bass lines, always a delight for those of us...

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[Review] Purple Skies - A Million Years Bergen, Norway. A city whose relationship with darkness — meteorological, cultural, existential — has historically generated music of uncommon density and emotional weight. It is from this context tha...

[Review] Purple Skies - A Million Years

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Y como ya es costumbre, tenemos también el aniversario de un álbum del underground metalero.

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Album Review: ‘Smile’ – Brighton’s Thrillhouse have blossomed into something quite special with their second shimmering album. Brighton band Thrillhouse have long been on our radar and, while at times the radar's been on the blink due the sheer volume of noise in the industry, one thing has never changed and that's their continued creative output. In fact we've followed them since early 2020 and they released their debut album 'Something About This Place' in 2023 (see our review here). These days essentially a duo consisting of Sam Baldwin and Jack Nielsen, Thrillhouse are back with their new album 'Smile' and all is well in the world.

Album Review: 'Smile' - Brighton's Thrillhouse have blossomed into something quite special with their second shimmering album.
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...with “Una Tarra Ci He”, unfolding like a ritualistic chant that invokes the sacredness of the earth that shelters us

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Voidchaser – Interstellar I One Listen Review 1st Listen 8 Apr 26Reviewed 11 Apr 26 Voidchaser – Interstellar I Self Released Released 9 Apr 26 The opening bars to Interstellar I by Montreal/Stockholm outfit Voidchaser …

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“Sonic Temple” de The Cult, lanzado el 10 de abril de 1989, cumple hoy 37 años. Para mí, es una verdadera joya del hard rock que se disfruta de principio a fin a través de sus 10 excelentes canciones (sin contar bonus tracks).

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Album Review: The Melvins with Napalm Death – ‘Savage Imperial Death March’: A mind-shredding collaboration from two peerless noise rock pioneers. The mutual admiration between these two noise/grind totems has never been disguised. The bands have toured together, their joint 2015 and 2025 expeditions coining the title for this album, and released a split EP as part of the Sugar Daddy Live series in 2013. But now ‘Savage Imperial Death March’ captures The Melvins and Napalm Death recorded in collaboration for the first time, i.e. writing and riffing together, to make this monumental alt rock statement. This album is about much more than dynamic power though, any aficionados of either band will know that both have an engrained drive towards experimenting with and twisting against expected metal conventions.

Album Review: Savage Imperial Death March by The Melvins/NapalmDeath

"A mind-shredding collaboration"
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