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Robert Plant, "Carry Fire" (Nonesuch / Warner Bros.) - Robert Plant may be in his late sixties now but the

London five-piece COPE don’t just attack the Punk genre they literally slit its throat before smearing themselves in the blood

Brighton four-piece MUSKETS debut album is a Grunge fuelled mouth open, Grunge ‘N’ Roll, all out mastication - By Guy

Post-Punk Pop titans The Professionals return with their first studio release in Thirty Six years - By Guy Shankland. Along

You can’t fault THE DARKNESS for full on, balls out effort in the face of some blatantly obvious, self-inflicted Rock

Ontario pop-punk five-piece Seaway chase up 2015’s LP Colour Blind with Vacation - a bright & summery slice of feel-good,

CJ WILDHEART follows up the most excellent ‘Robot’ album with another semi-automatic solo release, the Pledge funded ‘Blood’ - By

Reading trio ECHOIC second E.P ‘Shadows Of You’ draws on a plethora of styles but has a distinct White Lies

Fresh from supporting NEW FOUND GLORY across their homeland Pop-Rock Aussie trio STAND ATLANTIC release the five track E.P ‘Sidewinder’

Canadian rockers THE GREAT RUSSIAN EMPIRE have eschewed the guitar option and gone for two basses instead. It really shouldn’t