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Mike Brun – Little Blues Review

We all need a break from loud, aggressively screaming bands once in a while and for these occasions, Soundscape Magazine offers you Mike Brun and his latest album Little Blues. With five songs, an acoustic

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Bleak Falls – The Grass Gets No Greener Review

It immediately shows how much emotion the band puts into their work and you can literally feel the vocalist’s pain while listening.

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We are Knuckle Dragger – The Drone Review

If you like your music loud and heavy, We are Knuckle Dagger from Newcastle are something for you and if you don’t already know them, you’re missing out.

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Top Buzzer – The Sprollie Review

Mannish Girl opens the record with some catchy tunes and guitar parts that remind you of good old pop punk. This song is definitely concert material! 

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Magenta Harvest – Volatile Waters Review

Good things come to those who wait, which is definitely the case with Volatile Waters.

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Sweet Jonny – JSA Review

Sweet Jonny is a garage rock band from Brighton and their debut EP ‘JSA’ draws influences from post punk and grunge. Standout track The Cliché opens up with metronomic drums and guitar, which will remind

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Singled Out: The People The Poet – Stabilisers (I Will Be) Review

South Wales’ The People The Poet have released a stream of the latest single from their eagerly anticipated Kickstarter funded debut album ‘The Narrator’. This release has been timed to coincide with the birth of

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Filligar – Hexagon Review

Filligar‘s album, Hexagon like any record, has strong points, as well as some weaknesses; a strength being their well-played American sound, demonstrated vocally in New Local, the opening song of the record with a pleasant intro and