Album Review – Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes, End of Suffering
Let me start with a confession. I had little idea who Frank Carter was before
Album Reviews
Let me start with a confession. I had little idea who Frank Carter was before
Sit back, relax and immerse yourself with this best of album, which is as relaxing
British alternative indie pop band The Japanese House brilliantly string together synth charged energetic vibes
The Cardigans back catalogue remastered on vinyl In a fit of almost masochistic folly, The
When I first heard Theatre of Hate in 1980, they seemed to appear from nowhere.
British Dutch atmospheric trip rock band Alcuna Wilds create massive records that undulate with transfixing
So, rumours of The Twilight Sad producing an album containing eleven versions of “The Love
One Night Only: Live at the Royal Albert Hall is the latest release from Gregory
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