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It's "a playful, tounge-in-cheek song that dramatically asks if someone could make you fall in love again by implying that 'I’ll never find love.'"

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Album review: Humour – Learning Greek

Scottish punks Humour take you on philosophical journey on solid debut outing

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On the eve of new album Everest, we join Halestorm's fearless leader Lzzy Hale in London to reflect on their ascent to the summit, the personal and professional obstacles she and the band had to overcome, and why nothing is going to stop her living life to its absolute fullest...

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Album review: Dreamwake – The Lost Years

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Album review: Humour – Learning Greek

Trivium announce new EP and drop raging new song, Bury Me With My Screams

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Album review: Dreamwake – The Lost Years

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