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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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Album Review: Juggernaught – Full Grown Woman
This Pretoria-hailing rock outfit has quietly been going since 2007; however, it wasn’t until the release of their sophomore album, Bring the Meat Back that Juggernaught...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Billy Talent – Afraid of Heights
The fluid nature of punk can often make it difficult for veteran punk bands to remain relevant. It is a scene where political musings are...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Good Charlotte – Youth Authority
2014 saw Joel and Benji Madden release their pop-drenched debut solo album. This practically rang the death knell for Good Charlotte. Cardiology, their 2010 studio album,...
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EP REVIEW: Gunch The Youth – Memoirs of a Great Her
The South African hip-hop scene is interesting. If you were to skim the top of the scene with a net you would only pick up...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Biffy Clyro – Ellipsis
Biffy Clyro has been steadily dominating the alternative rock game since 1995 but gained any real traction with the release of Opposites – their overwhelmingly...
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EP REVIEW: Dangerfields – Embers
Post-punk. The bastard child of emo and punk. It is a genre that has never really had much of a footing in South Africa perhaps...
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