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Reviews / Live
Live Review: Ringworm, Against, Lo!
Metallic hardcore may have been given a bad name by second-rate bands relying on second-rate breakdowns but Ringworm proved that the bastard lovechild of Slayer and Negative Approach remains a potent mix.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Rufus, Movement, Kilter
Performing through their charmingly-crafted Atlas album, taking you from the rim of the Pacific to the edge of Pluto, Rufus proved the perfect balance between adventure and mystery, and perpetuated the magic of the unknown.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Spitfires, I, Said The Sparrow, Mezzanine, Order Of The Black, Werewolf, Odlaw
Regan signed off with “Let’s chat and get pissed” in his scouser drawl, and it seemed a perfect way to end the Spitfires’ story thus far. We wish them all the best.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Naked And Famous, Vancouver Sleep Clinic
And when major single Young Blood finally appears, closing out the night, the crowd is only too happy to lend a helping hand, shouting the lyrics back into the faces of the broadly-grinning band.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Vance Joy, Gossling
Nowadays with encores pretty much a given in any set, it was odd to see a gig where nobody called for one – a true indication of the performance.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: PHFAT
"This guy can perform"
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Collusion: DJ Premier X Pete Rock
"Chest-thumping kick drums pulse through the room, and snares crack at the feet of those willing to dance more than the standard hip hop head nod"
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Casualties, Big D & The Kids Table, Heartsounds, Chris Duke & The Royals
"Double decade veterans The Casualties put on an exemplary show"
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Adamus Exul - 'Arsenic Idols'
An enjoyably bleak and disturbing work.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Spazzkid 'Flotus' (Flying Lotus Cover)
Flying Lotus is revered as one of the galleon flagships of progressive electronica. Covering him then, as Spazzkid has, may seem a bit of a stretch.
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Web Story / Gallery
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