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    Row of Ashes – Tide into Ruin | Album Review

    Row of Ashes unleash a tidal wave with a beating heart on Tide Into Ruin as their sludge driven noise shows an exciting evolution into exciting territories

    Indifferent Engine – Speculative Fiction | Album Review

    In a transmission received loud and clear Indifferent Engine are the living embodiment of an era of post-hardcore which deserves its time in the sun all over again

    Kusanagi – Paramnesia | Album Review

    Soaring betwixt the realms of dream and reality Kusanagi deliver pristine post-rock drenched in optimism on third album Paramnesia.

    Windowhead – Terrestrials | EP Review

    Windowhead's marriage of melancholic forces is a union worthy of your immediate attention on Terrestrials

    Forlorn – Aether | Album Review

    Transporting you into the heart of unrivalled expression, Forlorn deliver a debut overflowing with vibrant identity and a thunderous prog metal score.

    Wren – Black Rain Falls | Album Review

    Over a decade of toil sees Wren architect a masterful creation of disgusting noise, grit and murky music.

    Still – A Theft | Album Review

    A truly ungodly representation of loss

    Better Lovers – Highly Irresponsible | Album Review

    Better Lovers bring a meteor to earth and dance in the crater left behind.

    Cainhurst – A Sacrifice | EP Review

    The visceral screamo scene which catapulted bands like Gospel and Jeromes Dream to cult status is experiencing a renaissance in the modern day with bands like Death Goals leading the charge for this ferocious new wave of screamo, but do Cainhurst join them?

    New Ghost – A Dagger in Every Tide | Album Review

    A Dagger in Every Tide is a rich chronicle on death, bringing to life every emotion along the way in this devastating but beautiful tale.

    Worn Out – Low | EP Review

    Worn Out sink to hellish new depths with latest summoning 'Low'

    Barbarian Hermit – Mean Sugar | Album Review

    Where politicians falter, Barbarian Hermit succeed and deliver a true northern powerhouse.

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