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ALBUM REVIEW: Richard Stirton – Middle Groud
Richard Stirton, winner of The Voice: South Africa in 2016, coached by Kahn Morbee lead singer of The Parlotones, has released his debut album Middle...
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EP REVIEW: Peasant – No Love
We live in a country that is teeming with corruption, inequality and sheer injustice, yet few artists or bands ever really write songs that comment...
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EP REVIEW: Gavin and Krehan – The New Dope
Hip-hop is currently blowing up all over the world. Spotify ranks it as the most listened to genre on the streaming service. For whatever inexplicable...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Sum 41 – 13 Voices
It was the height of the summer of 2010 – the year in which I was about to embark on an awkward and misshapen venture...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Young Guns – Echoes
It feels just like yesterday that Young Guns released their third studio album Ones and Zeroes, or rather just last year as the band put out the...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Nick Cave & the Band Seeds – Skeleton Tree
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds latest album Skeleton Tree is just as hauntingly poignant and evocative as one would expect from someone who suffered...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Twin Atlantic – GLA (Red Bull Records)
Twin Atlantic had a rather slow-burning start to their career. The first two albums released by the Scottish alternative rock outfit perked the ears of...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Black Sulfer – Leech
Hard rock is at a point of decline. The genre hit the peak of its existence in the mid-2000s and quickly petered off into becoming...
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EP REVIEW: Edisontide – Self-titled
Pop music in South Africa has a habit of hitting these peaks in musical creativity before once again plateauing out as artists become complacent and...
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EP Review: Josh Wantie – Paper Crowns
Paper Crown is light and easy to listen to with and pleasing harmony between the vocals and the instruments. Josh Wantie’s “Go Under” is a...
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