Fifteen years out from their last show in 2011, NJ post hardcore vets Rye Coalition had no plans to play again. Then Caterwaul called. “Just when I thought I was out, they
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On the live session premiering today, Hugh Lovric spent the recording unable to see his drummer. The room at General
At the end of Shrew’s street, in an old mill town north of Worcester, sits a house he passes on
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A year ago Cober Mouth were playing small village festivals in the Welsh countryside. This summer they’ll open Till Fest
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A year after their debut album “Już wiem, co będziemy dzisiaj robić” pulled wracaj, bo ciemno out of the dreamo bracket and into something looser, the Warsaw band are back with three
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Charlie from Hoaxxers describes the band as Joe Jitsu “but if you like…turned up the talent knob.” Hoaxxers is the Austin trio of Charlie, Kye, and Tron, all three originally from the now-defunct Southeast Texas pop punk outfit Joe Jitsu. The three of them
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Beyond The Styx have been ripping across Europe since 2011. Three LPs
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The title of Hammock’s fourteenth album comes from a specific night. Two friends on LSD, both raised fundamentalist Christian, sitting on a gazebo over a pond in small-town Arkansas, watching a light expand behind the hills and bracing for the Rapture to start. It
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There is a particular kind of rock record that feels almost displaced
Tony Gonzalez doesn’t gravitate toward major chords. The Norwegian songwriter, also of
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São Bernardo do Campo, the city Undergust call the cradle of Brazilian
