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Reviews The big review: ArcTanGent 2025 Rolo Tomassi, TesseracT, Wardruna and Melvins lead the charge as four days of the weird and wonderful hits Fernhill Farm for another scorching edition of ArcTanGent.
Reviews Album review: Hot Mulligan – The Sound A Body Makes When It’s Still Michigan emo princes Hot Mulligan grab life by the neck on riotous and heartbreaking fourth album.
Reviews Album review: The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die – Dreams Of Being Dust Fifth full-length finds The World Is A Beautiful Place… raging against the dying of the light.
Reviews Album review: Joey Valence & Brae – HYPERYOUTH Pennsylvania rap duo Joey Valence & Brae make busyness their business on hyperactive third album.
Reviews Album review: really big really clever – …huh? Big? Yes. Clever? Sometimes. The Brighton punks’ second album is an easy fix of grunge with moments of untapped potential…
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Reviews Album review: Rise Against – Ricochet A quarter of a century in, Chicago punk rockers Rise Against still fight heinous wrongs and pen awesome songs.
Reviews Album review: Plaiins – Happy Faces Gobby Anglo-German punks Plaiins bring out the smiles on cheeky debut album…
Reviews The big review: Bloodstock Open Air 2025 Four days of bottomless beer, bin-jousting and blasphemy underline that Catton Park is the UK’s premier destination to bang your head as Bloodstock Open Air returns for its biggest edition yet…
Reviews Album review: Chevelle – Bright As Blasphemy Enduring Chicago alt.rockers Chevelle make it to a 10th album but still don’t find the magic dust.
Reviews Album review: Pool Kids – Easier Said Than Done Hayley Williams-approved math-rock faves Pool Kids dive into the melodic deep end and come up gold on third album, Easier Said Than Done.
Reviews Album review: Fox Lake – New World Heat Scorchio! Denver hardcore kids Fox Lake bring the noise on hip hop-flavoured second full-length…
Reviews Album review: Humour – Learning Greek Scottish punks Humour take you on philosophical journey on solid debut outing
Reviews Album review: Dreamwake – The Lost Years Need more sax and synths in your life? Connecticut prog metallers Dreamwake satisfy that itch, but eventually overstay their welcome on album number two…
