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Reviews Album review: Ministry – HOPIUMFORTHEMASSES Legendary industrial stompers Ministry fail to properly stoke the waning fires on album number 16.
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Reviews Album review: Jazmin Bean – Traumatic Livelihood Alt. superstar Jazmin Bean matches beauty with terrible darkness on deep debut album...
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Reviews Album review: Timelost – Drained Pennsylvania indie-rockers Timelost deliver good vibes aplenty on excellent new LP, Drained…
Reviews Film review: Dune: Part Two Enter sandworm! Action-packed second chapter of Denis Villeneuve’s sci-fi epic Dune leaves its predecessor in the shade…
Reviews Live review: Poppy, London KOKO Enigmatic alt. superstar Poppy shows why she’s the name on everyone’s lips in London…
Reviews Album review: Darkest Hour – Perpetual | Terminal The mighty Darkest Hour deliver yet another slice of pure melodic death nirvana.
Reviews Album review: Gen And The Degenerates – Anti-Fun Propaganda Liverpool alt.rockers Gen And The Degenerates party through the apocalypse on their instantly memorable debut album.
Reviews Live review: Enter Shikari, London OVO Arena Wembley Wembley, mate, Wembley: Enter Shikari triumph at euphoric London arena spectacular…
Reviews Album review: Crawlers – The Mess We Seem To Make Viral and vital Scouse rockers Crawlers prove they’re ready to take on the world with heart-tugging first album, The Mess We Seem To Make.
Reviews Album review: Ihsahn – Ihsahn Norwegian black metal legend Ihsahn continues to boldly go where others wouldn’t think to on eighth solo offering…
