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unpeople
There is a lot happening on we are unpeople, but the debut rarely makes the work feel difficult. The British band move between thick alternative-rock riffs, bright harmonies and sudden bursts of post-hardcore. Those elements could easily compete. Instead, the songs use them to keep changing the mood while...
Read the reviewAnberlin
I've always been a fan of Anberlin with Stephen Christian. Matty Mullins has been on the microphone for a few years now and has already left a good...
Boss Keloid
Float & Aperture takes its time getting to the point, then makes that patience feel useful. Boss Keloid's first album in more than five years gives...
John Coffey
John Coffey put a clear purpose behind the noise on Not Alone. The Dutch band's mix of punk, hardcore and rock'n'roll still comes with heavy guitars...
Amon Amarth
Amon Amarth know exactly what people come to them for. The Allfather Awakens has the heavy marching riffs, broad guitar melodies and Johan Hegg's...
Dead Poet Society
Monarch makes a strong case for keeping some ugliness in modern rock. Dead Poet Society build their third album around heavy grooves, uneasy guitar tones and a voice that can sound as fragile as the music is forceful. The band's fretless guitar remains a useful part of that identity, giving familiar rock...
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