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ALBUM REVIEW: Landon Noland – Cities Of Babylon
Orlando’s Landon Noland heralds the coming of his debut record with gloom-soaked alternative metal and progressive rock.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Katie Nicoll – i liked you better
Dundee’s Katie Nicoll cultivates indie-pop magic on her phenomenal new breakup anthem, ‘i liked you better’.
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EP REVIEW: Cruel Season – Colour
Liverpool indie outfit Cruel Season deliver an essential listening experience with their cinematic debut EP.
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EP REVIEW: Love As Always – Bloom
English emo outfit Love As Always improve upon themselves in every considerable way with their glittering sophomore EP.
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EP REVIEW: ALEYA – How It Ends
North-west alternative metal outfit Aleya offer a behemoth of a listen with their expansive EP, ‘How It Ends’.
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EP REVIEW: Sawtega – All Blood Dries
South Wales “nettle-core” outfit Sawtega merge alternative metal and grunge together for a ferociously defiant debut EP.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Deer Fang – Forest For The Trees
Ontario’s Deer Fang join the grunge revival movement with a debut that captures both the cinematic and the claustrophobic.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Four Degrees Colder – Nothing To Do
St. Louis duo Four Degrees Colder tackle capitalism and the infestation of AI on their slick synthrock debut record.
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ALBUM REVIEW: HMLTD – FANGS
After three and a half years of near silence, art rock collective HMLTD return to bring the club to the crypt on their gothic frenzy, ‘FANGS’.
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ALBUM REVIEW: unpeople – we are unpeople
Easycore four-piece unpeople deliver a debut record that lines them up to be giants of British alternative music.
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