Written over a twelve month period during which vocalist Rachel Browne had to deal with a relationship nearing its expiration date and a sudden illness in the family, “Episodic” serves as a perfect

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I missed Islander’s 2014 debut “Violence And Destruction”, but listening to “Power Under Control” I’m thinking that is not necessarily a bad thing.

After having previously released two EP’s, UK hardcore outfit Rough Hands have now unleashed their debut full-length on the unsuspecting masses.

Armed with a new rhythm section and a new guitarist, Valient Thorr is at it again.

Dear Boy is an indie band from Los Angeles. It’s not hard to figure that one out. The big, sun-drenched melodies are pretty much a giveaway.

I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect from a band called Dogbreth, but it wasn’t what I ended up listening to.

Following up on last year’s “Someone I’d Like To Know” EP, Chicago’s Earth Girls step it up on “Wanderlust”, the band’s first full-length.

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