Category: Grunge
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The Debut of The Mysterines: Destined for Greatness?
Critically acclaimed among NME and BBC Introducing, Liverpudlian 4-piece, The Mysterines are out-muscling and out-playing their counterparts in the alternative rock scene with blistering pace. But with that said, it’s also imperative to understand that neither industries should be in competition with one another but rather, simply share in the nation’s credibility as us Brits…
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Black Country, New Road: “Ants From Up Here” album review – profoundly poetic in a world of uncertainty
The bands’ name originally derived from that of a random Wikipedia generator, but their music is anything but thrown together. Ever since BC, NR arrived in the Brixton, Windmill scene in 2019, their post-rock soundscapes of inflected jazz shook the UK to its core. Unprecedented work of beautifully designed pieces of modern music, it is…
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The Influence of: Pixies
In a dramatic twist of every event listening to a new music artist or venturing into a wormhole of an unknown indie playlist, I always sit, listen and come to the conclusion: “hey, this band sounds like Pixies.” In fact, now that I mention it, they all do. That’s because I wouldn’t doubt that every…
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