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Reviews / Live
Live Review: British India, Unbroken Expanse
There’s no way they’ll be forgotten during their time off touring.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Sebastien Grainger - Yours To Discover
Besides recycling the occasional melody, Yours To Discover could stand as Grainger's strongest work to date.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Hundred Acre Wood, The Scotch Of St James, Ruby Boots
While Hundred Acre Wood have not quite found their sound yet, they are well on the way to becoming a nationally recognised act.
Features / Music
Still Burning Strong
"I’m very happy with Burials and it has nothing to do with the first couple of records, which I’m proud of, because if we’d not grown it would have been embarrassing."
News / Music
The Making Of Soundwave: 'It's Never Been Cool'
"The best thing going for Soundwave is that it’s never been fashionable"
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Belle Roscoe - Boom Boom
It’s rare that every song on an album is single material, but Belle Roscoe have come pretty damn close.
Features / Music
The Drawing Board
“They say Warped Tour is a punk rock summer camp, right? It’s true."
News / Music
Limp Bizkit Won't Bore The Shit Out Of Fans With New Tracks On Tour
Fred Durst knows what punters want to hear
Reviews / Album
Album Review: AFI - Burials
Not since 2003’s Sing The Sorrow have AFI produced such a captivating record.
Features / Music
Breaking The Mould
"You have to step out of that environment into this really sterile, state-of-the-art recording studio, and you can get a little bit of stage fright, like you walk up to the urinal to do a wee and nothing comes out."
Features / Music
In With The Old
"Nobody's chasing another hit, chasing a song that sounds like an old song or chasing a format that's popular amongst music buyers. It's put the excitement back into the seed that was planted when we got together and first started making music for ourselves when there was no one listening."
Reviews / Arts
Rob Schneider
Most of those in the diverse crowd would have purchased tickets purely on his film career, but during his time onstage, he showed he’s more than the man from the big screen.
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