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Between Noise and Nostalgia : Treponem Pal’s Industrial Rebirth in “Life Inside”

Veterans of the French industrial metal scene, Treponem Pal return with a punchy, no-frills EP titled Life Inside—a gritty appetizer ahead of their much-anticipated upcoming album. After nearly 40 years in the

March 9, 2025

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“Jamais Vu” : Emilie Marsh’s Electric Prelude to Amour Bandit

Emilie Marsh is back with “Jamais Vu”, the lead single from her much-anticipated third solo album Amour Bandit, set for release in April 2025. And it hits like a lightning strike. This

March 9, 2025

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“Movies” : The Quiet Side of Hanna Vu

Following the emotional swells and aesthetic violence of Romanticism, Hana Vu’s latest EP Movies is a quiet, melancholic exhale—a stripped-down coda to a record already heavy with introspection. Where Romanticism was dramatic

March 9, 2025

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Lysistrata Unleashes “GET FIXED” – A Thunderous Return to Form

A year after the release of their latest album Veil under the Vicious Circle label, Lysistrata is back with an electrifying new track, “GET FIXED”. This explosive song sees the French trio

March 9, 2025

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Oversize Deliver Texture Over Hooks on “Vital Signs”

Oversize’s latest album, Vital Signs, delivers a lush, immersive soundscape packed with distorted guitars and moody atmospheres. However, while the sonic textures are undeniably appealing, the album struggles with memorability and emotional

March 8, 2025

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Yes, Still Ferocious : Bob Mould Delivers Big on “Here We Go Crazy”

Bob Mould has nothing left to prove, but that doesn’t mean he’s slowing down. On his fifteenth solo album, Here We Go Crazy, the punk rock veteran delivers a powerful blend of

March 8, 2025

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Dubinski Redefines Happiness in Their Bold and Triumphant Sophomore Album

The indie rock quartet Dubinski returns with their sophomore album, What Is Your Definition Of Happiness?, released on March 7, 2025, via Gnu Roam and Kartel Music Group. Expanding on the high-energy

March 8, 2025

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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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The Lumineers Find New Terrain on “Automatic” – A Bold, Intimate Exploration

After the release of their Live From Wrigley Field LP in late 2024, The Lumineers had many fans wondering what would come next for the Denver-based indie folk band. With Automatic, they’ve

February 24, 2025

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Call Me Amour’s Identity Crisis : A Dated and Directionless Effort in Eponymous EP Release

Call Me Amour’s self-titled EP is less a bold statement of intent and more a resigned shrug of creative stagnation. Where their debut EP Revolution hinted at promise, this follow-up largely squanders

February 6, 2025

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