Album Review: Day Old Hate – First Light EP
Leeds quintet Day Old Hate state they fall into a growing group of bands that are likened to Mallory Knox and Young Guns. You have
2nd February 2016
Leeds quintet Day Old Hate state they fall into a growing group of bands that are likened to Mallory Knox and Young Guns. You have
“raw, unrelenting and packed full of “mosh-made” anthems”
After emerging as Canada’s hottest exports in recent years, the rise of Cancer Bats has been nearly unstoppable. After a successful run with While She
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Toothgrinder. As you can imagine, this is not your average top 40 artist. Straight away, the name breathes confidence in finding a vicious, hard-hitting album,
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