Album Reviews

Forty Years In And It’s Like KMFDM Is Just Beginning On Fresh And Fiery LET GO

It can’t be almost forty years of the Ultra Heavy Beat, can it? Seems like only yesterday we were walking over to the now defunct Avalon in Boston to see them for the first time on the Symbols tour… which, come to think of it, was almost 30 years ago [...]

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Static-X Bring The Latest Evil Disco Anthems On Crushing Project Regeneration Vol. 2

We live in a truly blessed age. One where tragedy brings triumph sometimes and following a well thought out roll out, a band that essentially could’ve been forgotten has been utterly reborn. We’re of course, talking about Static-X who is set to release the second half of their Project Regeneration [...]

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Heave Blood & Die Drop First Must Hear Record Of 2024 With Burnout Codes

Um, we think we may have already stumbled upon one of our most favorite records of 2024 already??? At the very least, the newest from Heave Blood & Die has already caused us to start our ‘Best of ’24’ drafts list fairly early. We like Burnout Codes so much that [...]

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Phantom Ocean Bring The Alterna-Grunge On Genre-Splicing Phantasmagoria

If you were mesmerized like us by Phantom Ocean’s latest single “I’m With The Band” (Released last August and reviewed by us here) then their upcoming new EP is going to be a must listen! A riveting collection of songs that cover a wide variety of sounds and styles, Phantasmagoria [...]

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The Wicked Wasp Mother Of Weymouth Bring The Digital Pollution On Extreme New Release

In the time it took us to attach the album artwork to this post, the newest from Weymouth’s Wasp Mother was already almost over. So yeah, Digital Pollution‘s six tracks are extremely short overall but that’s par for the course when dealing with such extreme sounds in the way that [...]

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Edict Deliver A Delightful Dichotomy With Hybrid Hardcore Of In Defense Of Labor

Some bands on paper just aren’t our cuppa, y’know? Like, they do what they do and do it really well and sometimes it clicks and sometimes it doesn’t. Then there are cases when you catch a band out in the wild on stage and are just compelled to devour absolutely [...]

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