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By: Sam Law, Jonathan Weiner
L.S. Dunes was never supposed to be a ‘proper band’ but, even by the prolific standards of its esteemed personnel, the post-hardcore collective have gathered unheralded momentum. Ahead of sublime second album Violet, we join vocalist Anthony Green and guitarist Frank Iero to find how what started…
Larissa Vale loves the grit and grime of life in a band. Even as industrial-goth collective Black Satellite prepare to shoot for superstardom with long-overdue second album Aftermath, their inimitable vocalist promises they’ll never drop the darkness off which they’ve fed so far...
By: Sam Law, Nedda Afsari, Derek Bremner
Californian blackgaze overlords Deafheaven have returned with ear-smashing new single Magnolia to start the engines on imminent sixth album Lonely People With Power. We sat down with frontman George Clarke to find out how falling back in love with heavy music led to the most representative record…
What with the emerging aftermaths of controversy after controversy, it’s become somewhat en vogue to bemoan social media as the cause of modern society’s every ill. Yet, I still find the thought of adding myself to its ever-expanding horde of detractors rather unfortunate – after all, where would we be without Ed Balls Day, #susanalbumparty, or an 11,000-strong Jason Derulo fan club?
New York prog overlords Coheed And Cambria find beauty beyond the event horizon on epic 11th album…
By: Sam Law, Andy Ford
From KISS to Ghost, there’s been a long history of ambiguous imagery in music. No band has used masks quite like Sleep Token, though. Looking further back to the relationship between face decoration and themes of anonymity and identity, comedy and tragedy, theatre and ritual, one can uncover a…
By: Alexis Gross, Sam Law
Deafheaven frontman George Clarke has grappled with the self-examination through music for years now. Where his Californian pioneers’ icy blackgaze has often felt like an exercise in abstract deflection, however, awesome sixth album Lonely People With Power finds healing fire in its complex…
By: Jennifer Olsen, Sam Law
Horror-western outlaws SpiritWorld aren’t interested in beating down the path of least resistance. So as much as 2022’s Deathwestern opened their dark gospel to more devotees than ever, Stu Folsom needed their new album Helldorado to be a bold expansion, drawing on an unholy host of new sounds…
Ghost reach peak melody as they swoop into the abyss on absorbingly introspective sixth album Skeletá...
By: Jonathan Weiner, Sam Law
Sleep Theory are an overnight success that’s been decades in the making. Announcing themselves to the world with viral banger Another Way back in 2023, the Memphis lads have since enjoyed explosive breakout success. But as Cullen Moore explains, the shapeshifting sound of debut LP Afterglow better…
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