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Track Review: Tales of Head Trauma // Fras McGovern

Inspired by the likes of Nirvana, King Gizzard and White Stripes, one would assume singer-songwriter, Fras McGovern, to have a

Merging elements of grunge, alternative rock and melodic metal, Hairy Penguins explode onto the scene with their debut EP Triptych.

Inspired by the likes of Arctic Monkeys and Pavement, UK-based Hybrid Kid has a loud, energetic and infectious sound. Described

Inspired by the likes of Arctic Monkeys, The Strokes, Radiohead and Queens of the Stone Age, one would expect The

The brainchild of multi-instrumentalist Tristan Nelson, Three Day Monk is a melding of Incubus, Paolo Nutini and Ben Howard. With

Hailing from North America and based out of Los Angeles and Toronto, Slow Pineapple is the dynamic collaboration between Rob

Combining elements of garage-rock, grunge and indie-rock with prominent synths, Bloodtooth is a genre-bending project led by vocalist, bassist and

Describing themselves as “antipop”, gürl brings together angsty pop and high-powered alternative rock in a sensual and engrossing package. Formed

From the land of Blooming, Indiana, but now in the bourbon-drenched stretch of Louisville, Kentucky, Waxeater is an American assault

Influenced by grunge icons Radiohead, Hole and Nirvana, Sarah Jane is an alternative rock/grunge artist with a lot of attitude.

EP Review: The Black Rite // Veiled
Veiled are one of the most exciting acts in deathcore. Gaining a reputation with their single ‘Parasite’, they released a The post EP Review: The Black Rite // Veiled appeared first on Nexus Music Blog.
Album Review: Feels Like // Mary Hennessy
Mary Hennessy is an extremely talented singer songwriter from Liverpool. She’s already captured my heart with two songs, “Teeth” The post Album Review: Feels Like // Mary Hennessy appeared first on Nexus Music Blog.
Track Review: Lightning // Near Death Experience (NDX)
Described as London’s “rock ‘n’ soul superheroes”, Near Death Experience (NDX) is here to kick ass with their unique sound. The post Track Review: Lightning // Near Death Experience (NDX) appeared first on Nexus Music Blog.