FireFlame have released a new single titled “Something Is Wrong”, taken from their forthcoming album, scheduled for release in the last week
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In a follow-up piece to my review of CHAII’s “Ride or Die“, CHAII was gracious enough to answer a couple of questions
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Punk has always thrived on discomfort. Not because it enjoys chaos for its own sake, but because the genre has long served
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One artist emerged from the alternative rock explosion of the 1990s, helping define an era through her work with Hole and The
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Persian-New Zealand artist CHAII has built a career on blending cultural identity, confidence and modern hip-hop production, and Ride Or Die continues
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Sublime return with their fourth and final record, featuring original members Bud Gaugh and Eric Wilson alongside Jakob Nowell, son of the
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There are artists who spend years searching for their voice, and then there are artists like Faouzia who seem determined to build
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Five years is a long time to wait for a Modest Mouse album… In that time, the world changed, indie rock continued
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For a group whose identity has been built on disruption, Pussy Riot’s debut album is likely going to feel like the culmination
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BABYMETAL have always thrived in the space where chaos and catharsis collide, and “from me to u” continues that tradition while injecting
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Mae Muller isn’t trying to reinvent herself here – if anything, “Tell You That” feels like her leaning further into who she
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