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Mr. Bungle: The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny Demo – “feverish circle pit anthems”
After 21 years Mr. Bungle return in barnstorming fashion.
Emma Ruth Rundle & Thou: May Our Chambers Be Full – “a union for any progressive metal follower to treasure”
Emma Ruth Rundle and Thou combine forces to unleash a stunning debut.
Hen Ogledd: Free Humans – “throwing down the gauntlet”
Richard Dawson and Co. continue to explore the oddities of pop music on their latest offering.
13 Questions with Pete Wylie
“I’m an artist. And I’m a well educated intellectual in disguise as something else.”
Full Force: In Conversation with Holy Sons’ Emil Amos – Part 1
Holy Sons’ sensational new album, Raw and Disfigured is set for release this Friday and we talk to Emil Amos in the first part of an exclusive two part feature.
SUMAC: May You Be Held – “like trying to escape from tangled barbed wire”
Aaron Turner’s SUMAC returns with more mind-bending interpretations of metal.
PJ Harvey’s Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea 20th anniversary
Polly Jean Harvey’s “big” album turns 20 and we look at how it’s fared all these years later.
The Mountain Goats: Getting Into Knives – “a band invigorated”
With their second album released this year, the Durham-based four-piece strike gold.
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah Announce New Album and Liverpool Date for 2021: Listen to New Single Here
The forgetten band of indie-pop are back with new music and a UK tour for September 2021.
The Bug Ft Dis Fig: You – “Something uniquely fragile”
With his new single, The Bug returns with a new collaboration in the offing.
Eyesore & The Jinx: Accidental Weller – “Smile, shake your head, and laugh”
Following the release of their debut EP, the Liverpool three-piece return with their funniest cut yet.
13 Questions with Sing Leaf
With his new album fresh from the pressing plant, we put Sing Leaf’s David Como under the gun with 13 questions.
Crippled Black Phoenix: Ellengæst – “Subversive interpretations of hard-rock”
With another line-up change, the world’s unluckiest band still deliver with their latest opus.
Zelienople: Hold You Up – “a timely welcome into this world”
The Chicago underground trio return with the first album in five years.
FACS: Void Moments – “hellish walls of sound”
Former members of Disappears and We Regazzi team up once again for a second helping of splintered noise.
Sunstack Jones album review: Golden Repair
This is an album that deserves your love and needs to be added to your record collection as soon as possible. If this isn’t 2020’s best album I will eat my headphones.
The Charlatans’ Some Friendly 30th anniversary: “a close representation to the very idea of psychedelia”
The ’90s veterans’ debut album turns 30 and via a personal tale, we dissect why it’s stood the test of time.
13 Questions with David ‘Yorkie’ Palmer
“The original lockdown earlier this year I found to be as stimulating as it was unusual.”
13 Questions with Battery Operated Orchestra
“Initially it was very difficult to feel positive or creative about anything, it was just such a shock to the system.”
Hellena: Crazy – “Fortune favours the brave”
The Greek songstress releases the first single from her forthcoming debut album.
13 Questions with Candy Opera
When did you last shout at the TV?
“My god, I do this a lot nowadays.
13 Questions with All We Are
What’s the best night out you’ve ever had?
“We once drank a bottle of whiskey at the Vogue Ball, jumped on the catwalk and won the freestyle public category”
13 Questions with Tim Burgess
Read on to find out more about coping with lockdown, nettles and stick bombs at school.
13 Questions with The Ponderosa Glee Boys
Read on to find out more about being told off by your daughter, death threats from America and pissing in water pistols.
Country Westerns: Country Westerns -“filled with tales accepting the misgivings of life”
With their debut album, the Nashville trio shine some light during these dark times.
13 Questions with Ennio The Little Brother
Tell us a secret.
“I can’t cry tears. I still get real stingy when I chop onions and stuff, but no water comes out.”
Lonesaw: Barbed Wire Church – “a brutal sonic atrocity”
The Liverpool outsiders unleash hell on their debut studio single.
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