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Lady Lamb's 'After' Shows Continued Ability To Impress
Published on September 15,2015 by Review from old page
Eight albums in eight years is good going. Hell, the Beatles only managed seven in seven...
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Bob Moses Debut Offers Alternative To Traditional Dance Music
Published on September 15,2015 by Review from old page
I first heard of Bob Moses in some pre-festival research at the end of last year. I found...
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Blessthefall Return With Crowd Pleaser
Published on September 15,2015 by Review from old page
Who can forget this band's spectacular debut? When they broke onto the alternative scene...
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Huntress Cement Place In Metal Scene With New Album Static
Published on September 15,2015 by Review from old page
Five years after their debut EP, ‘Off With Her Head’, and two phenomenal albums later,...
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The World Is A Beautiful Place & Am I No Longer Afraid To Die Return...
Published on September 15,2015 by Review from old page
Though affiliated, and often lumped in, with the current emo resurgence (it's not a...
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Richard Hawley Strolls Through Hollow Meadows On Masterful New LP
Published on September 14,2015 by Review from old page
Sheffield ballader proves he’s one of Britain’s finest with eighth album. In...
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Five Finger Death Punch... The New Superstars Of Metal?
Published on September 14,2015 by Review from old page
Admittedly before this album I had only heard a few tracks by Five Finger Death Punch...
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Shannon & The Clams' Showcase Passion & Sincerity In 'Gone By The Dawn'
Published on September 10,2015 by Review from old page
In the video game series Fallout, a most curious atmosphere is created. Set in a...
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How Do They Do It? Another Epic Iron Maiden Album
Published on September 07,2015 by Review from old page
Five years and a major health crisis later, Iron Maiden return with the 92 minute epic...
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The Wonder Years 'No Closer To Heaven'... Their Best Album Yet?
Published on September 07,2015 by Review from old page
If you thought ‘The Greatest Generation’ was the best album The Wonder Years could...
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