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As a fan of UK rock from the last few decades, specifically The Cure, I was immediately intrigued when Florida band, In Transit, commented that they pull inspiration from them. With a combination of so many niches like Midwestern Emo and late 90’s emo while embracing the renewed movement
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Everyone's favourite Irish cryptid, Hozier, will be performing in London on July 7th alongside Lord Huron and Brittany Howard (formerly of Alabama Shakes) in Finsbury Park. While you may not know their names immediately, Lord Huron and Brittany Howard both have proved themselves in the indie genre over
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I know that I’m a bit biased, but when I saw the line up- Sleep Theory, Veil of Maya, Nothing More, and Wage War- I was shocked to say the least. From my perspective, these are all bands that I hear people talk about consistently enough that in most
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Lansing, MI band, Of Virtue, started the night off strong. If you're not familiar with 'Of Virtue', I highly recommend you listen to their songs "Sinner," "Hypocrite," "True Colors," and well... you'll get hooked after those. I know
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After Dark Divine’s first album release in September of 2023, they’ve absolutely made an impact. Either through their ghoulish stage makeup, haunting lyrics, or overall ability to embrace the uncomfortable, Dark Divine has created a perpetual Halloween wherever they go. Their debut album, Deadly Fun, features not the
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Nerv, The Word Alive, Memphis May Fire, and Asking Alexandria at The National Photos by Nicholas Uribe and Review by Olivia Rozinski Opening the night was Nerv, a California based metal core band with recent collabs with Awaken I Am and Archers. Having seen them multiple times, I can assure
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There are exceedingly few things that genuinely take me back to a better time- aka 2004 when My Chemical Romance has just released Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge. However, that list grew by one today. The Funeral Portrait’s new single “You’re so Ugly When You Cry” has all
festivals
With Festival season upon us, we wanted to share our staff's must sees of some incredible festivals coming up. Reading fest is FILLED with amazing artists. Head to their website for more information and here for tickets! See below for some artist shout outs! Rockstar Energy presents Reading
festivals
With Festival Season coming up we wanted to show our staff our must see list for all the great festivals coming up! With a killer line up at Download Fest this year, I'm so excited! For info please head to their website for more info and here to
festivals
With Festival Season coming up we wanted to show off our staff's must see artists from the festivals we're hoping to cover this year! Please head to their website for more info and here for tickets! Slam Dunk Festival 2024 will take place on the late
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If Not For Me released their new album Everything You Wanted on March 29th, just about 2 weeks ago. I immediately jumped at reviewing this as I had already had one of the singles, “Blameless” on repeat. However, after a listen through of the album, I knew that I needed
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The Home Team keeps bringing the heat with their 3rd single drop, “Hell.” The single is accompanied by their third music video directed by Sam Link, who has matched the energy of each song so perfectly. For this single, we get a unique animated music video that shifts perspective, style,
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3 years after the initial release of “The Smoothie King,” NY band, Promises Unsaid, release “Revenge of the Smoothie King” and revenge absolutely encapsulates the tone of their new single. Coming in with a much heavier tone that it’s predecessor, it’s clear that Promises Unsaid are looking to
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Coming hot on the heels of their recent single release of “Closure” and their recent EP, ’Vol. 1,’ The Plot In You drops “Don’t Look Away.” "Closure" and "Don't Look Away" perfectly balance each other and show how this band can create balance
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I'm absolutely guilty of a joyous pleasure: attending concerts having never listened to the artists before. This was one of those nights. It could not have turned out better in my opinion. Coming off a rough week to a well established back to back band full of guttural
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When The Home Team told us the new album was the grooviest, heaviest, and catchiest stuff they’ve had so far they weren’t joking. “Brag” carries the same flirty tone that “Loud” has and adds a little attitude to it as well. Keeping with their high humor atheistic, this