Category: hard rock
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Slipknot: “The End, So Far” album review – Iowa greats reach their best in years
As an undeniable presence than most other bands, nu-metal progressive nine-piece Slipknot have lived through so much. So rather than hearing a hiatus from the usual brutal releasing of new music, the Maggots were surprised to hear that their new album – and seventh LP marking the end with Roadrunner Records – would be called, […]
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Superorganism: “World Wide Pop” album review – nonstop universally wonderful
When eight artists collided together to conjure up Something For Your M.I.N.D in 2017, the world stage was well and truly set. Don’t Let The Colony Collapse:// The sprawling, multi-limbed collection of international artists, known as Superorganism are back. Charting the stratosphere, as they tackle the infinite versus the intimate, the fusing of minds come […]
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Muse: “Will of the People” album review – brazen rock for the revolutionised
Hard rock true to tonal with a clear notion, does Will of the People looks to be Muse’s best music in years? Let’s push the emperors into the ocean//: A message bottled clearest on the last single, We Are Fucking Fucked, Muses’ ninth studio album (and possible seventh album straight to number 1, might I […]
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Shinedown: “Planet Zero” album review – mighty arena rock charts heights
Like many others before it, Planet Zero was an album written in lockdown. A sorrowful state of current affairs, Shinedown join the plethora of artists using the time as advantageous, as it shows a band unafraid to smack a few faces along the way. After 4 years from their blaring yellow-tape panic-room work ATTENTION ATTENTION […]
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Your Artist Spotlight: Warpaint
When the four-piece Californian frontier force of Warpaint struck all the right chords at Roundhouse in London last night, their smooth-playfulness, agility and tact cannot be ignored. The band have successfully evolved with the times, all the while offering hope and deliverance to a world otherwise confused in its state. Warpaint’s new work, Radiate Like […]
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