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Hypnosister – New Music Video
The weirdly wonderful Hypnosister are releasing a brand new video for Breath, taken from their self titled EP released in 2018.
Queasy – Queasy [EP Review]
It’s no secret that to make it as a band, you need to be wiling to adapt to whatever is popular in the mainstream. Even new independent bands seem to be adopting this revival of the classic quiet/loud formula that dominated the 90s. Although most of these bands have a solid live sound, they don’t translate it to the studio with any passion or energy. Queasy on the other hand are proving to be standing far out from the crowd and doing things their own way.
Infants – Apple Of Her Eye [Single Review]
This time last year I was getting moist over Forever In Debt’s EP, Forget Me Knot. But now, Forever In Debt is dead. Here we have the second coming; Infants.
Unstoppable Sweeties Show – Bring Kath Her Breamcatcher [The Musical] [Album Review]
I don’t think I could name any post punk/jazz artists, at least that I have ever listened to. I can’t say that it is really a “genre” that I could get into, but you will want to get this little slice of it if just for the bizarre happiness within.
Jean Foutre – Last Miserable Granite Spring [Album Review]
Sometimes a band will crop up out of nowhere and kick you so hard in the dick that the hairs fly out of your skin. Most Cloths at the ready, this is Jean Foutre.
Salt The Snail – Lazer Quest [Single Review]
HIT ME WITH YOUR LAZERS, YOUR LAZERS, YOUR LAZERS!
Sweet Deals On Surgery – Sweet Deals On Surgery [EP Review]
Society Of Losers are a record label with some hot shit on their hands right now, and new to their roster Sweet Deals On Surgery are yet another UK band to piss yourself with excitement over.
Pet Virus – Can I Speak To Dirt? [Single Review]
Safe to say, I was fairly upset when Enamel Animal disbanded, as their album, Escape To What – The Event
I have been hoping for about a year that I would get a submission catering to my love for Industrial, and Escape To What have certainly delivered.
