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ALBUM REVIEW: Real Friends – The Home Inside My Head
The emo genre has changed so much since its birthing in the early 1980s in Washington DC’s murky and political agitated hardcore scene and has...
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EP REVIEW: Crossfire Collision – Have Hart
I always find myself coming back to punk rock and its various subgenres. I’m not sure why, but it is probably linked to cutting my...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Radiohead – A Moon Shaped Pool
After listening to “Burn the Witch” on loop after its release I can safely say I was slightly underwhelmed, but with the release of this...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Chance the Rapper – Coloring Book
“I don’t make songs for free/I make em’ for freedom/Don’t believe in kings/believe in the kingdom” – “Blessings”. “It’s funny how things can come full...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Pierce The Veil – Misadventures
There comes a certain kind of cult status when a band teases an album for close to half a decade, especially when you’re Pierce the...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Riaan Nieuwenhuis – Collaborator
The twenty-first-century generation is lost in the superficial realm of ones and zeros. Straight-jacketed in digital constructs of disposable information and media; deafened by the...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Polar – No Cure No Saviour
Hardcore, in its branching off from the initial punk movement, lost its political motivation at some point during the mid-2000s. After a while, the only...
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Albert Frost: The Wake Up in Review
Review by Floris Groenewald (@Flrsi) Photos provided by Albert Frost Last year, Albert Frost parted ways with The Blues Broers after a 21-year stint in...
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EP REVIEW: Emma van Heyn- Agenda
Across the table and staring at me like a Carole King pre- her prime, singer-songwriter Emma van Heyn sits and sips at her coffee, letting...
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Album Review: Fire – Majozi
Newly signed to one of the most auspicious labels in the world, Universal Music, electro-folk artist Majozi has just dropped is 12-track debut ‘Fire’...
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