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Album Review: M83 - Junk
"'Junk' is destined for short term consumption."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Sturgill Simpson - A Sailors Guide To Earth
"This is the sound of someone trying new things and testing his limits."
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Album Review: Future Of The Left - The Peace And Truce Of Future Of The Left
"There's no reinvention of the wheel going on here, but the consistency of the band is rock solid."
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Album Review: Nina Las Vegas - EZY Or Never
"An overflowing selection of frantic, over-hyped bangers that would not be out of place at a Stereosonic Festival."
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Album Review: Black Stone Cherry - 'Kentucky'
Ol’ fashioned Southern boys keeping it deep, down & dirty.
Reviews / Arts
Tom Green
"It seems as Green matures his humour becomes more refined."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Weezer - Weezer (White Album)
"While nothing scales their mid-'90s heights, tunes like the offbeat King Of The World remind why this band remains so beloved. "
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Bennies, Off With Their Heads, Hightime, Young Offenders
"The Bennies come across as some of the most authentic and fantastic people in punk music right now."
Web Story / Gallery
Slowly Slowly @ Workers Club
Photos by Damien Peck. Support: Space Panic, Worm, Flour
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Album Review: Domo Genesis - Genesis
"The record is filled with the good intentions of a 20-something reaching maturity."
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Album Review: Future Of The Left - To Failed States And Forest Clearings
"It's hard to tell what made these six tracks get relegated to bonus album status."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Walls Of Jericho - 'No One Can Save You From Yourself'
Walls Of Jericho remain strong and relevant. Well, strong, at least.
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