Tag: Albums

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Citizen Life In Your Glass World

Citizen – Life In Your Glass World (Review)

Spanning across their twelve-year career, fans have come to expect one thing from Toledo, Ohio’s Citizen – and that is the unexpected. The genre-hopping, style-chopping rock band have forever been in the…

Void Of Vision – Hyperdaze (Redux) (Review)

Despite the COVID-monster sweeping in during 2020 and stealing opportunities for bands, the music industry machine has rolled on. UNFD in particular seem to be taking the opportunity to explore existing releases…

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Race Car Blues Chapter 2

Slowly Slowly – Race Car Blues – Chapter 2 (Review)

As a fan of Slowly Slowly, as well as vocalist Ben Stewart’s solo project Congrats, it’s easy to sit back and marvel at the steady stream of creativity that pours from the…

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Architects – For Those That Wish To Exist (Review)

Having managed to steer clear of the majority of the singles to date, I was keen to take in Architects‘ ninth album as a whole. For Those That Wish To Exist begins…

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156 Silence - Irrational Pull

156/Silence – Irrational Pull (Review)

Who the fuck are 156/Silence?! I feel late to an incredible party that I should have been well aware of before now. As of a few days ago, 156/Silence are the newest signee…

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Touché Amoré – Lament (Review)

In 2016, California’s post-hardcore act Touché Amoré released their critically acclaimed record Stage Four. The album’s concept was rightfully hailed as an immeasurably courageous and cathartic expression of grief from frontman Jeremy…

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Svalbard - When I Die, Will I Get Better

Svalbard – When I Die, Will I Get Better? (Review)

With my limited travels to the sonic world of Svalbard so far,  I know that they make these full and dark pieces of music which deliver wholehearted truths and questions that are well…

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Yours Truly – Self Care (Review)

Barely a year and a half after we first sat down with their breakout EP Afterglow, Sydney’s own Yours Truly are on the cusp of releasing their debut album Self Care for…

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Movements No Good Left To Give artwork

Movements – No Good Left To Give (Review)

Three years on from the all-conquering efforts of their debut album Feel Something, California’s Movements have returned to the limelight with the release of their sophomore LP No Good Left To Give,…

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Agnes Manners Fantasia Famish

Agnes Manners – Fantasia Famish (Review)

On the day that I began my review of Agnes Manners‘ Fantasia Famish, it happened to be strangely sunny in Melbourne and I was soaking it up on my front porch. Somehow…