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No surprises but plenty to enjoy on ex-Cocteau Twin Simon Raymonde's new project Snowbird
Published on January 24,2014 by Review from old page
Bella Union's label head and former Cocteau Twin Simon Raymonde has dusted down his...
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Harrowing doom that chews you up & spits you out – Indian unleash ‘From All Purity’
Published on January 24,2014 by Review from old page
I hadn’t heard of blackened doom purveyors Indian until around a month ago, after seeing...
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First studio album from Uncle Tupelo (Wilco/Son Volt) gets the Legacy Edition treatment
Published on January 24,2014 by Review from old page
The oft-lauded 1990 album 'No Depression' from Uncle Tupelo bristles with rowdy, cowpunk...
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Intriguing and engaging experimental release from prog-metallers Periphery
Published on January 24,2014 by Review from old page
It’s easy to dismiss Clear as a stop-gap in Periphery’s career as the wait for album no.3...
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Bella Union welcomes newest signing Mt. Royal to the fold with debut EP release
Published on January 23,2014 by Review from old page
As new kids on the dream-pop block, Mt. Royal hit a peak early on in their first outing...
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NEW ARTIST OF THE DAY – Lay Siege
Published on January 23,2014 by Review from old page
Brutal metallic onslaught from the Midlands… SUBBA-CULTCHA.COM SAYS: “WOW! The...
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BIG-HEARTED POST-ROCK FROM TIDES OF MAN
Published on January 23,2014 by Review from old page
Melodies and soundscapes tending toward lighter shades in dynamic post-rock debut. ...
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NEW ARTIST OF THE DAY – Hey Vanity
Published on January 22,2014 by Review from old page
Subba-Cultcha gets it’s ears around the alt-pop-rock sound of Hey Vanity. ...
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As the Academy Burns – Lamb of God Lay Brixton to Rest
Published on January 22,2014 by Review from old page
Few bands have had a more troubled recent history than Richmond Virginia’s Lamb of God....
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A debut that could stand the test of time? Decade come out swinging
Published on January 21,2014 by Review from old page
There’s something about British bands that can make even the happiest types of music seem...
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