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Brilliant Fog: Kayo Dot’s “Turbine, Hook, and Haul”
The ever-changing hydra which is Kayo Dot returns with their ninth album; here's a brand-new track and statement from Toby Driver.
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Unlimited Fuel and Hearts of Steel: Flooring It for 40 Years on the “Highway to Hell”
AC/DC's breakthrough album turns 40 years old today -- here's our retrospective on a record so goddamn rock-'n'-roll that it hardened into musical permanence.
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True to Form: Baroness Excels on “Gold & Grey”
"Cherish it. Music this good doesn't come around every day." Here's our in-depth review.
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Brilliant Madness: Mr. Bungle’s Ever-Wild “California” Turns 20
We celebrate the two-decade mark for Mr. Bungle's final full-length: "It made the complex seem effortless, in contrast to their earlier work which make the difficult sound laborious, and it transports you to a world where the impossible manifests."
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“Final Transmission”: Cave In’s Heartbreaking Testament to Caleb Scofield
Cave In's new album is an imperfect and raw demonstration of four friends in love with rock music.
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Jamming with Jenna, Round #5: Viva La Bam, From Rock to Rock-Bottom
Jenna dives into a foregone era of televised tomfoolery and asshattery, the heavy music it involved and supported, and where these anti-heroes ended up in the Internet age.
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The Beastly Rock of These Beasts
We unveil an early stream of the new EP from Chicago-based trio These Beasts, a hard-hitting outfit offering heavy, doom-infused rock for the masses.
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Postmortem Ode: Cloud Catcher’s Fuzzy and Psychedelic “The Whip” EP Turns Out to be Their Last
Denver's stoner rock gem Cloud Catcher is no more. We look at their latest EP and chat with guitarist/vocalist Rory Rummings about the music, the breakup, and the future.
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Uncle Acid Ripples Through “Shockwave City”
We talk melodies and doomsdays with the Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats frontman.
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Year of the Cobra Sign to Prophecy, Playing Brooklyn Fest
The Occult rockers added to both Prophecy Fest US and the label itself.