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EP REVIEW: Greywind – Antidote

Sibling rock duo Greywind are bringing back emo for good with their new EP 'Antidote', marking a new chapter as they departed from their major record label to go independent. With themes of frustration, fighting to continue and emotional responses, 'Antidote' shares some of their most personal moments with their fans.
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Snuts – Millennials

The Snuts return with their third album 'Millennials', their first independent release since stepping away from Parlophone Records. Delivering thirty minutes of electro-pop, we can only hope that The Snuts continue to make music as good as this. 
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ALBUM REVIEW: Bokassa – All Out Of Dreams

Norwegian rockers Bokassa have just released their fourth album 'All Out Of Dreams' via Indie Recordings, recorded at Antfarm Studios in Denmark with Tue Madsen (Meshuggah, The Haunted, Halford). Here's what we thought of the trio's latest record...
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ALBUM REVIEW: IDLES – TANGK

IDLES are marmite in the context of rock music. You either absolutely love them, or probably can’t stand them. Thankfully for the Bristol band, the majority absolutely love them, and their latest effort 'TANGK' is perhaps their boldest sound yet.
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EP REVIEW: Dream State – Still Dreaming

Welsh post-hardcore band Dream State have released their latest offering 'Still Dreaming', their second EP with new vocalist Jessie Powell. With a fresh sound giving them something to build on, the future is looking bright for the four-piece.
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ALBUM REVIEW: NewDad – MADRA

Towards the end of 2023 many media outlets made their predictions of which bands would break through in 2024, and NewDad seemed to be on every one of them. Big things are expected of the Galway four-piece this year, starting with the release of their debut album 'MADRA', their first on Fair Youth/Atlantic Records. Here's what we thought of the highly-anticipated record...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Courting – New Last Name

Early fans of Courting fell in love with their sardonic, post-punk festival bangers, which immediately got anybody between the ages of 16 and 24 within the nearby vicinity going feral in a mosh-pit. Their debut album, 'Guitar Music', indicated an evolution for the band, integrating distorted, glitchy pop sounds and a vibrant sense of sensory overload. 'New Last Name' only confirms their innate desire to go against the grain, throw it all against a wall and mesh a track together from whatever chaos that creates.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Dead Poet Society – FISSION

Dead Poet Society’s new album 'FISSION' will keep the January blues away. With hues of blues, jazz, indie, rock and pop, the band evolves their sound on their latest release. With more grit and darker themes than their 2021 debut album '-!-', the US quartet are rivalling the likes of the UK’s Royal Blood and Nothing But Thieves. 
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