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Kings of Leon strip away the stadium-sized choruses on O My Beloved, delivering a warm, intimate and beautifully organic album. Our 10/10 review.
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Kings of Leon – O My Beloved Album Review: Less Is More, and It’s Beautiful
Kings of Leon strip away the stadium-sized choruses on O My Beloved, delivering a warm, intimate and beautifully…

Queens of the Stone Age – Perfecth Album Review: A Quieter Kind of Unease
Queens of the Stone Age’s Perfecth finds warmth and unease in quieter grooves, with Easy Street and Mono…

Fontaines D.C. – Dopamine Chamber Album Review: Dark Electronics and Cinematic Ambition
We loved the dark, cinematic sound of Fontaines D.C.’s Dopamine Chamber. Marianne, Where Is Gone? and Intimate are…

Teenage Fanclub – Do Not Dare to Dream Review: A Warm Embrace With a 70s Soul
Teenage Fanclub’s Do Not Dare to Dream earns 8/10: a warm, 70s-inspired record with jangling guitars, comforting vocals…

Jamie T – Ghosts (100 Days of Morning) Album Review: Matured Without Losing His Flair
Jamie T has matured without losing his flair. Ghosts (100 Days of Morning) pairs his lyrical instinct with…

Twin Atlantic – Separation From The Animals Album Review: Emotion With Real Energy
Twin Atlantic’s Separation From The Animals connects through emotive vocals, lively songs and forceful drums. Our review, standout…

Kodaline – We Were Only Young Album Review: An Everest-Sized High
Kodaline bow out on an Everest-sized high with We Were Only Young. Our 10/10 review, led by Who…

Blossoms – Songs From the Wedding Cake Album Review: Plenty to Love, Room to Go Deeper
Blossoms deliver an enjoyable, melodic Songs From the Wedding Cake. A little more depth would help, but it…
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Measure for Measure: Disney Metal, Dark Stories and Finding the Courage to Take the Stage
Colchester's Measure for Measure talk Disney Metal, gothic storytelling, Murder in the Streets, overcoming stage anxiety and their plans for 2027.

The Guitar That Was Going to Make Me Famous
I thought my guitar would make me famous. Instead, it led me from RAF songwriting sessions to music…

Bambambinos: A Bit Punk, A Lot of Heart, and Something Bigger Than a Band
Back where it began in Saffron Walden, Bambambinos tell Imminent Infinity about finding each other, the story behind…
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