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Album Review: WSTR’s ‘Red, Green Or Inbetween’

Liverpool pop punks WSTR are set to release their debut album this month (20th January) titled Red, Green or Inbetween via No Sleep Records.  Having been a fan of the quartet for a while now, it was an honour to receive...
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Album Review: You Me At Six’s Night People

Surrey alternative rock band You Me At Six are set to release their new album Night People on Friday (6th January). Having announced another UK tour for April recently, the lads are truly going places once again having formed back in...
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EP Review: Youth Killed It – Welcome To The Happy Girls Club

Youth Killed It have been incredibly busy this year, not only have they spent the time creating their unique sound but they have also been doing so in the shadow of their former moniker Under The Influence. With the Norwich...
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Album Review: Red Fang – Only Ghost

Up & coming Metal Band Red Fang have released their new album entitled Only Ghost. The albums first song ‘Flies’ starts off with a drum pedal by John Sherman & a catchy guitar riff made by guitarist David Sulliva, that...
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Album Review: Boston Manor – Be Nothing

Boston Manor seem like they’ve been around for a while with all they have achieved so far in their short career. Despite this being the bands first full length record they have already toured with the likes of Knuckle Puck...
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EP Review: Stick To Your Guns – Better Ash Than Dusts

Hardcore quintet Stick To Your Guns have released an exciting new EP titled Better Ash Than Dust via Pure Noise Records. The lads are currently on a hefty tour promoting the EP however having listened to this band for the...
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Album Review: Knocked Loose – Laugh Tracks

Oldham County, KY, hardcore band Knocked Loose released Laugh Tracks on Friday. The album was produced and engineered by Will Putney and is their Pure Noise Records label debut. The album begins with Oblivious Peak that straight away sets the scene for...
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EP Review: Kamikaze Girls – Sad

It’s been a massive growth in a short space of time for London/Leeds due Kamikaze Girls. With this being their debut EP (they had released single tracks up until now) the duo have already toured with the likes of Moose...
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Album Review: The Blend – All Departures

Coming out of the Devon area, The Blend are looking to launch an assault on rock’s mainstream with their most recent album, All Departures. The group have enjoyed a great deal of success and praise in their short amount of time...
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Album Review: Bastille – Wild World

When discussing who the biggest bands in Britain are at the moment, it is incredibly difficult to leave out Bastille. The band have made an exceptional start to their career with their debut album, 2013’s Bad Blood, selling over 4...
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