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Reviews / Live
Live Review: PREMIERE: Paces 'Introductions Mixtape'
Mikey Perry, aka Paces, has somehow found the time to put together a brand new Mixtape. And we are stoked to bring you the World Premiere of it.
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Album Review: Vision of Disorder - 'The Cursed Remain Cursed'
Genuine NYC hardcore
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Safety Not Guaranteed
Reviews / Film & TV
Bait 3D
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Earth, Bonnie Mercer, Margins
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Album Review: The Oyster Murders - Winter Of The Electric Sun
If The Oyster Murders do have a message, it’s too cloaked in layers of reverb and lyrical ambiguity to be completely effective.
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Album Review: Imagine Dragons - Night Visions
As standalone songs they’re fine, they just alter the album’s trajectory slightly but it’s certainly worth a look into.
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Album Review: Battlesnake - Your Life Is On Fire
This is the key to Battlensake: their enthusiasm and energy brings the party, yet their uncompromising technique and diverse structures means you won’t hate yourself in the morning.
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Album Review: JJ Doom - Keys To The Kuffs
As impressive as JJ’s beats are, ...Kuffs is about the thrill of seeing where DOOM will take his brilliant free-association rhymes next.
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Album Review: Grizzly Bear - Shields
Grizzly Bear have always come at pop music from a different angle, and it’s a relief to see that adulation hasn’t changed this one bit.
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Album Review: Grinspoon - Black Rabbits
Good on the Grinners for writing the kind of music that’s going to keep them interested in staying out on the road, playing shows for said insufferable fans.
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Album Review: David Byrne & St Vincent - Love This Giant
Love This Giant just goes to show Byrne can do almost anything and make it special.
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