Category: Tracks
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Track Review: Adam & Elvis – Wasting Away
Sarcastically upbeat, London up-comers Adam and Elvis take an existential look on Wasting Away.
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Track Review: Vistas – Hold Me
The culmination of everything the band have worked over for the past year and a half, Hold Me is Vistas breakout song.
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Track Review: Sweet White – My Girl/Someone
Liberating and loving, Sweet White’s attempts at romance are certainly mutual.
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Track Review: Queens Of The Stone Age – The Evil Has Landed
Bluesy jam one minute and rock n roll strutting the next, Queens Of The Stone aren’t hitting the brakes on the Villains hype train.
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Track Review: Car Seat Headrest – War Is Coming (If You Want It) [March Mix]
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Part of Bandcamp’s fundraiser for the Transgender Law Center, Car Seat Headrest’s alternate mix of their upcoming track is as insightful as it is powerful.
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TRACK REVIEW: Enter Shikari – Live Outside
Different yet the same, Enter Shikari’s choice to channel a pop friendlier sound is ballsy but pays off.
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Track Review: The Vegan Leather – Eyes
Subtler but still as vibrant as what has come before, Eyes lets us see a new side to the dancy, glimmering Vegan Leather.
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Track Review: Protomartyr – A Private Understanding
With their new music focusing on truth and scepticism, Protomartyr’s latest track is witty and humorous – no lie.
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Ranked: Tupac’s Top 14 Songs
With the biopic All Eyez On Me dropping this month, Sanjeev Mann takes a look at the iconic rapper 2Pac’s discography.
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Track Review: Kesha – Praying
A cathartic second coming of the shimmering pop star, Kesha drops the dollar sign and gains a knack for mature songwriting.
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