Album Review: Ambassador – Care Vale (Self Released)
Ambassador is a post-punk fueled dark rock band from Baton Rouge, Louisiana whose second album, Care Vale, releases on September 18th 2020.
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Album Review: Decay – Staring At The Sun (Fox Records)
Liverpool post-hardcore band Decay are very pleased to announce they will release their debut full length album, Staring At The Sun, on 10th July 2020 via all good digital service providers, with the record also available on vinyl via Fox Records.
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Album Review: Dool – Summerland (Prophesy Productions)
Founded in 2015 in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, with a name derived from the Dutch word for “wandering,” dark rockers Dool have embarked on an ongoing spiritual and musical journey that sees the sophomore album, Summerland released on April 10th 2020 via Prophesy Productions.
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Album Review: Hubris – Metempsychosis (Art As Catharsis Records)
Formed in 2014, the instrumental quartet of Hubris is characterised by their original style which blends an experimental touch of post-rock, electronica atmosphere and some elements of the metal scene. Metempsychosis is out on March 13th 2020 via Art As Catharsis Records.
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Album Review: Dystopian Future Movies – Inviolate (Lasairfhíona Records)
Dystopian Future Movies’ second album entitled ‘Inviolate’ will be available on Vinyl, CD and digitally. ‘Inviolate’ will be the first release on Caroline Cawley’s new label, Lasairfhíona Records.
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Music News: Swiss Post-Rock Quartet Hubris Announce New Album!
Swiss post-rock quartet Hubris have announced the release of their new album “Metempsychosis” through Art As Catharsis Records on March 13th 2020.
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Album Review: Remote Viewing – It’s Better This Way (Sludgelord Records)
Remote Viewing is a noise rock band featuring ex-members of Palehorse, Million Dead and I Want You Dead. Their new album ‘It’s Better This Way’ will be released on a limited cassette run via Sludgelord Records and self- released on digital and CD by Remote Viewing on the 29th November 2019.
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Album Review: The Shaking Sensations – How Are We To Fight The Blight? (Pelagic Records)
The Shaking Sensations have expanded the classic post-rock constellation by addition of a second drummer, allowing the band to develop a unique approach to the rhythm section and a fresh and unconventional take on instrumental rock music. How Are We To Fight The Blight? is released on the 4th October 2019 through Pelagic Records.
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