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Djent, despair, and destruction : inside Obeyer’s new album “Chemical Well”

OBEYER’s debut album, Chemical Well, marks a significant and compelling entry into the contemporary metalcore landscape. Released under Periphery-owned 3DOT Recordings, the Northampton quintet, born from the remnants of Lay Siege, present

November 23, 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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A journey of self-discovery in alt-rock through “Be Ok” by Letdown

Letdown.’s debut album, Be Ok, is a powerful showcase of musical artistry that dives deep into the human experience. From start to finish, the album is a masterclass in blending raw emotion

November 11, 2024

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“LOST IN HEAVEN” : Chase Atlantic’s Dark Dive into Desire

LOST IN HEAVEN, the latest album from Chase Atlantic, arrives on November 1, 2024, courtesy of Fearless Records, and marks a new chapter for the Australian trio. Known for their atmospheric fusion

November 1, 2024

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“Echo Afternoon”: A Long-Awaited Comeback Through Peaks and Valleys For Finish Ticket

Finish Ticket’s long-awaited album, Echo Afternoon, released on September 6th on Better Noise Music, feels like both a triumph and a reflection on the trials the band has faced over the past

September 23, 2024

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Djent, despair, and destruction : inside Obeyer’s new album “Chemical Well”

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

A journey of self-discovery in alt-rock through “Be Ok” by Letdown

“LOST IN HEAVEN” : Chase Atlantic’s Dark Dive into Desire

“Echo Afternoon”: A Long-Awaited Comeback Through Peaks and Valleys For Finish Ticket