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EP: Vacive – ‘Personalities’
Once upon a time, your favourite band was a local band. In some cases it’s hard to imagine; picturing an unsigned Slipknot ripping through “Wait and Bleed” and “Surfacing” in a dingy pub is a difficult image to conjure up....
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ALBUM: Architects – ‘All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us’
This November, the UK’s finest modern metal band will headline London’s Brixton Academy. If they sell it out - which they more than deserve to - they’ll be playing to 5000 people. The last time Architects played the venue was...
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ALBUM: Issues – ‘Headspace’
One of the great paradoxes of rock culture today is that for for all the genre’s heritage of rebellion and rejecting the establishment, it breeds an awful lot of conservative thinking. If a band dares to push themselves musically or,...
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ALBUM: Pierce The Veil – ‘Misadventures’
After months of waiting impatiently, which eventually turned into years, Pierce The Veil is finally out with their fourth full-length album Misadventures. The four year wait for this album created a tremendous amount of anxiousness, but now that it’s out,...
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ALBUM: Devildriver – ‘Trust No One’
It's hard to listen to the new Devildriver record and not recognize a superior killing machine in a mode of complete annihilation. Despite major line-up changes that occurred after the Winter Kills album cycle, the band we hear on Trust...
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ALBUM: Fallujah – ‘Dreamless’
Atmospheric death metal. On paper, it’s an incongruous mash-up of genres that should work about as well as crunkcore did; in practice, it’s an approach to extreme music that has made Fallujah one of the most exciting names in the...
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