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[ April 24, 2024 ] Powerwolf Announces 2024 North American Fall Tour Dates – News News
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Maps – Vicissitude – Review

September 17, 2013

Chilly electro indie rock that you quickly warm up to, in the vein of Junior Boys or Supersystem. Maps is one dude – James Chapman from Northampton, England.

Maps for Travelers – Change Your Name – Review

September 13, 2013

After rigorous amounts of touring and promotion, this Kansas City, MO, quartet signed to No Sleep Records and has released their debut full-length.

No Age – An Object – Review

September 6, 2013

“An Impression” has a dreamy, hypnotic quality to it, and that’s before the old-school psychedelic sounds creep in towards the end.

Pillar Point – Diamond Mine – Review

September 5, 2013

It’s tough to describe the smiling sounds of tracks like “The Reeling” and “Sleepyhead” as anything but celebratory.

William Beckett – Genuine & Counterfeit – Review

August 22, 2013

Unfailingly earnest indie rally-rock from the former frontman of The Academy Is… (and a singer on the “Snakes on a Plane” song, score!).

Wampire – Curiosity – Review

August 13, 2013

“The Hearse” dances its way into your heart. Bass-heavy and poppy, with surer vocals, and head-bobbing infection.

Alkaline Trio – My Shame Is True – Review

August 9, 2013

They polished the punk into rockin’ teen anthems, songwriting know-how and the brilliant production team in Fort Collins shine through: Authentic and FUN.

The Pigeon Detectives – We Met At Sea – Review

August 8, 2013

This Leeds band are known for their active live shows, and We Met At Sea is touted (by the band) as an unpredictable offering, more natural and plugged in.

Fossil Collective – Tell Where I Lie – Review

August 5, 2013

This UK duo aim to strip it bare and focus on the songwriting of their childhood heroes (Neil Young, Fleetwood Mac, Simon & Garfunkel, Crosby, Stills and Nash).

Low – The Invisible Way – Review

July 5, 2013

Sparse yet majestic, thoughtful yet moving (slowly, of course), finding sparkling interest in the otherwise sprawling spaces.

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