Review: Benjamin Tod ‘Songs I Swore I’d Never Sing’
Benjamin Tod, frontman of the acclaimed country outfit Lost Dog Street Band has lived more in his 32 years on
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Review: Tyler Hood ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
After a six-month hiatus the much vaunted The Magnolia Sessions from Anti Corporate Records returns for its third series. The
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Review: Clutch ‘Sunrise On Slaughter Beach’
There is little debate as to the fact that the Maryland rockers, now quietly celebrating 30 years of existence, have
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Review: Psyclon Nine ‘Less To Heaven’
By their own admission, Psyclon Nine are not for the faint hearted. Formed in California in 2000, the band is
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Review: Fatso Jetson ‘Live At Maximum Festival’ Reissue
Reissued in a lavish, updated digi-sleeve CD box edition, the Live At Maximum Festival set from Fatso Jetson sees one
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Review: Conan ‘Evidence Of Immortality’
There is no doubt that art is subjective. A fitting parallel for this can be found in the fact that
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Review: Opium Lord/Under – Split
The latest release from one of the hardest working labels around, Salford’s APF Records, sees them curate a collision of
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Review: Problem With Dragons ‘Accelerationist’
In their own words, Massachusetts based rockers Problem With Dragons third and latest album Accelerationist has been crafted with the
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Review: Watchman ‘The End Of All Flesh’
Anyone reading this site is probably familiar with the birth of Black Sabbath and their transition from the blues rock
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Review: Sleestak ‘Harbinger’
Somebody told me once that time is a flat circle… OK, so that is a lie. It is a quote
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Review: Final Light ‘Final Light’
Originally billed as a one-time project (although happily recent interviews may suggest that if the planets align correctly this could
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