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Silverstein’s “Antibloom” Is A Solid Step Forward But Not Quite a Return to Full Form

Silverstein’s Antibloom serves as a compact but significant statement from the band as they approach the milestone of their 25th anniversary. The first half of their ambitious double album, this 25-minute offering

February 24, 2025

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Carlie Hanson’s ‘Too Late to Cry’ Redefines Resilience And Is An Anthem Of Personal Growth And An Absolute Masterpiece

In a world where pop music often feels overproduced and disconnected, Too Late to Cry, Carlie Hanson’s debut EP under Fearless Records, is a breathtaking breath of fresh air. With this seven-track

February 24, 2025

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Röyksopp Redefines Their Sound with “Nebulous Nights”, An Esoteric Escape

Röyksopp’s latest surprise release, Nebulous Nights – An Ambient Excursion Into Profound Mysteries, represents an unexpected but welcome twist in the duo’s recent musical journey. After their successful Profound Mysteries series, which

January 4, 2025

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“Stream of Life” is Maxïmo Park’s sophisticated testament to life’s uncertainty

Maxïmo Park’s eighth studio album, Stream of Life, is a thoughtful and introspective journey through the complexities of life, love, and personal growth. With their characteristic blend of infectious melodies, sharp lyrics,

November 22, 2024

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Poppy’s boldest move yet : the brilliance of “Negative Spaces”

Poppy’s Negative Spaces is nothing short of a triumphant evolution in her already extraordinary career. The album marks a watershed moment, where the artist dives fully into her metal persona with unrelenting

November 21, 2024

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Unplugged and unrehearsed: Terry Marshall’s ‘Living the Blues’ revives the classics

In his debut album, Living the Blues, Terry Marshall—a name synonymous with rock ‘n’ roll amplification thanks to his family legacy—finally steps into the spotlight as a musician. Long overshadowed by the famed

November 13, 2024

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An Elegantly Weary Return : “Songs of a Lost World” Finds The Cure at Their Most Contemplative

Songs of a Lost World, The Cure’s 14th studio album, arrives like a twilight reverie after a 16-year hiatus, presenting a darkly contemplative soundscape that feels timelessly fitting for the band. From

November 12, 2024

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Des Rocs’ “Dream Machine (Lucid Edition)” is a tremendously bold spin on classic rock

Des Rocs’ Dream Machine is a bold, emotive rock album that cements his standing in modern rock with a fresh twist on classic elements. Released on August 25, 2023, the album brings

November 11, 2024

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Pop-Punk’s golden years continue with State Champs’ self-titled release

State Champs’ self-titled album is a triumphant reflection of pop-punk’s enduring spirit. For longtime fans of the genre, this album offers a refreshing yet nostalgic experience, touching the roots of pop-punk while

November 9, 2024

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Jerry Cantrell’s Dark Masterpiece: “I Want Blood” Autopsied

Jerry Cantrell’s latest album, I Want Blood, released on October 18th on Double J Music, marks a dark and intense return to form. While 2021’s Brighten saw Cantrell exploring lighter, more positive

October 19, 2024

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