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Album review: At The Gates – The Ghost Of A Future Dead

Tomas Lindberg’s last act is one of his finest, as At The Gates show why they were the best ever to do it on incendiary final album.

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Album review: Teen Suicide – Nude descending staircase headless

Cult Baltimore indie rockers Teen Suicide crank up the volume and embrace their raw edges on intriguing fifth album.

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Album review: Skindred – You Got This

Ragga-metal legends Skindred certainly do got this on their most well-rounded, essential and infectious album to date…

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Album review: LØLØ – god forbid a girl spits out her feelings!

LØLØ’s diaristic second album is one for fans of catchy choruses, feeling your feelings and trying to fix emotionally unavailable men.

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Album review: Bilmuri – KINDA HARD

Bilmuri continues his ascent to the top with the brilliantly weird KINDA HARD.

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Album review: Bodysnatcher – Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home

Florida deathcore brutes Bodysnatcher continue their campaign of sonic destruction with an album that could punch a hole in the Earth.

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Album review: Enter Shikari – Lose Your Self

Surprise! Enter Shikari head on a mission through the darkness to find any kind of light and connection as they drop their brilliant eighth album out of nowhere.

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Album review: Broadside – Nowhere, At Last

Broadside deliver existential pop-rock bangers for feeling your woes and dancing through them at the same time.

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Album review: Tigercub – Nets To Catch The Wind

A typically heavyweight fourth offering from Brighton riff gods Tigercub showcases the trio at their most menacing.

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Album review: Love Rarely – Pain Travels

Mathy Leeds quintet Love Rarely’s superb debut album travels straight to the gut, the heart and the feels.

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Album review: As Everything Unfolds – DID YOU ASK TO BE SET FREE?

Following the death of drummer Jamie Gowers, As Everything Unfolds empty a well of pain across their raw, urgent third album.

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The big review: Takedown Festival 2026

The south coast gets loud as Takedown returns, and PRESIDENT, Therapy?, The Wildhearts, WARGASM, As It Is and plenty more raise the roof in Portsmouth.

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Album review: Melvins with Napalm Death – Savage Imperial Death March

Rampaging riffs and unabashed weirdness characterise a collaboration between veteran noise-makers Melvins and Napalm Death.

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Live review: Muse, London O2 Academy Brixton

Muse don’t miss as they give the first broadcast of The Wow! Signal at intimate show in the capital…

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Album review: LavaLove – Tan Lines

LavaLove’s sun-drenched debut album grabs your hands and runs to the beach with you, but occasionally risks becoming over-saccharine.

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Album review: Sunn O))) – Sunn O)))

Drone rangers! Legendary avant-doom duo Sunn O))) draw out the tones of the great outdoors on eponymous return…

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Album review: At The Gates – The Ghost Of A Future Dead

Album review: Teen Suicide – Nude descending staircase headless

Album review: Skindred – You Got This

Album review: LØLØ – god forbid a girl spits out her feelings!

Album review: Bilmuri – KINDA HARD

Album review: Bodysnatcher – Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home

Album review: Enter Shikari – Lose Your Self

Album review: Broadside – Nowhere, At Last

Album review: Tigercub – Nets To Catch The Wind

Album review: Love Rarely – Pain Travels

Album review: As Everything Unfolds – DID YOU ASK TO BE SET FREE?

The big review: Takedown Festival 2026

Album review: Melvins with Napalm Death – Savage Imperial Death March

Live review: Muse, London O2 Academy Brixton

Album review: LavaLove – Tan Lines

Album review: Sunn O))) – Sunn O)))

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