Review: Corrosion of Conformity – No Cross No Crown
Veteran rockers Corrosion of Conformity are seriously back. Toting the classic line-up of their ‘Deliverance’ era, with Pepper Keenan once again on vocal duties, the
18th January 2018
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Veteran rockers Corrosion of Conformity are seriously back. Toting the classic line-up of their ‘Deliverance’ era, with Pepper Keenan once again on vocal duties, the
“I don’t care nothin’ about these blues, all I care about is dark and brutal,” Dethklok’s animated axeman Toki Wartooth stated about rock and roll’s
Though Sam Duckworth has been actively making music consistently since 2006, his last release under the Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly. moniker was 2014’s ‘London
Terrible Love are one of those bands you really want to succeed. In their short career, they’ve already weathered a myriad of hardships that would
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We’re a nation of cynics at heart. We take positive messages in our art with a pinch of salt, and we never root for motivational
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It’s no secret that hardcore has had a stellar year in 2017, so what better way to cap it off with more of the same?
Since its inception a little over a year ago, the Under The Radar section here at Already Heard has become a regular feature, showcasing upcoming
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This was always going to be an interesting release. As underwhelming as the Denis Stoff-helmed ‘The Black’ was, there’s was always hope that, with Asking
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“‘Songbook’ highlights the wealth of good songs Turner has in his catalogue so far.”
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