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Album Review: Saskwatch - Manual Override
"Saskwatch are focused on creating an indie-pop album filled with lush choruses... and a generous serve of rawness around the edges."
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Album Review: POW! Negro - Jasmine & Licorice
"The latest craze from Perth can't seem to decide if they're more plugged into '70s jazz-funk or Rage Against The Machine."
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Album Review: The Creases - Tremolow
"Cool, catchy, retro, nostalgic."
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Album Review: Flynn Effect - Obsidian
"The music is sometimes dark and heavy, sometimes soft and wistful, sometimes symphonic and bombastic, but always compelling."
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Album Review: The Cherry Dolls - Viva Los Dolls
"Their debut 'Viva Los Dolls' is absolutely riddled with driving guitar lines, attitude and plenty of pants-first swagger."
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Album Review: Lana Del Rey - Lust For Life
"Lizzy Grant's cracks only now start to show in moments of collaboration."
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Album Review: Oceans Ate Alaska - 'Hikari'
Metalcore with a Japanese twist.
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Album Review: Daybreak - Death Dreams
"Packed full of dirty guitar riffs, chest-pounding bass lines and bloodthirsty vocals."
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Album Review: Oceans Ate Alaska - Hikari
"... A unique and eclectic look into experimental hardcore."
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Album Review: Make Them Suffer - Worlds Apart
"Make Them Suffer have a lot to say, and aren't holding back with this authentic, haunting and powerful release."
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Album Review: Manchester Orchestra - A Black Mile To The Surface
"... As brittle as it is powerful."
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Album Review: Vic Mensa - The Autobiography
"After several years refining his craft he's ready to take on the world, armed with an exciting body of work."
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