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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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EP REVIEW: The Jumping Guns – Self-Titled
The over-saturation of the indie scene can be partially blamed on the South African aversion to calling bands pop rock. Any band with an upbeat...
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The Liminals: Come Closer EP
A band with a crispy fresh South African sound and the satisfaction of subtle but surprising elements, every other second of each song. The Liminals...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Grassy Spark – Portal
It is 5:30pm and my daily commute from Stellenbosch to Durbanville is taking me through rolling farmland. I’m half-way through my 15th playthrough of Portal....
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Album Review: Death Panthers – Nothing Left To Lose Nothing To Prove
Death Panthers are not really taking things slowly. They have already released two EPs this year and today marks the release of their debut full-length album Nothing...
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