Review: Group of Man – World Peace Champions
17th January 2017
It’s easy to anticipate a new band whose line-up consists of members of bands that all ruled. So naturally, Group of Man comprising of former
It’s easy to anticipate a new band whose line-up consists of members of bands that all ruled. So naturally, Group of Man comprising of former
Punk rock is to pop-punk what cocaine is to Coca-Cola – a defunct, bewildering reminder of all-but-forgotten origins that survive only in the name, and
Given that they’ve been taken under the wings of Bowling For Soup and Simple Plan, it’s not hard to glean what you’re in for with
How do a symphonic metal band shake off and transcend the limitations placed upon them by such a tag? The answer is simple. By not
Camille Dela Rosa’s “Deus Ex-Machina” painting gracing the cover of ‘Machine Messiah’, is the perfect representation of what Sepultura have produced on their fourteenth studio
Hey everyone, fancy another super slick pop-rock / post-hardcore band whose lyrical content is primarily standing up to adversity and embracing being an outsider? No?
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