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      Karlo Doroc
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    • Disco Loadout: 2019 In Review

      Simon Clark
      December 23, 2019

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      December 20, 2019
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Post Rock Post // Best of 2019

Nick Cusworth
December 11, 2019
Best of 2019, Post Rock Post
When putting this year of post into perspective, I think the best place to go is the very beginning. In our first column from this year I remarked at the fact that right from the get go 2019 was shaping up to ... Read More...

Disco Loadout – October 2019: Life of Agony, Battles, Conjurer and more

Simon Clark
November 5, 2019
Disco Loadout
The Load-In Now this is more like it.  After a couple of leaner months, we can always depend on October to deliver the goods with a brace of great shows.  So much so, that I can pick and choose a bit on wha... Read More...

EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE: Ride Into the Future That Is “2001” With The Kompressor Experiment

Eden Kupermintz
October 22, 2019
Premieres
Man, what have I done exactly to deserve all this excellent, chunky, electronic post-rock? I remember, not too long ago, when 65daysofstatic were pretty much the only band doing this kind of stuff (although, o... Read More...

Post Rock Post // September 2019

Nick Cusworth
October 18, 2019
Post Rock Post
I'm at a bit of a loss what to write exactly for this month's intro. Not because I don't have plenty I could write about, but because I'm not sure into how much detail I should go into these things lest I detr... Read More...

Editors’ Picks – September 2019

Heavy Blog
October 1, 2019
Editors' Picks
September ends and with it, Summer fully dies. Especially where I’m presently at, the East Coast of the United States, the first brushes of Autumn are being felt. To be honest, there’s no better time of the ye... Read More...

LIVE REVIEW: UK Tech Fest 2018, July 5 – 9, Newark Showground

Simon Clark
July 24, 2018
Reviews
The UK is built for boring weather; the kind of weather where it's not really nasty enough to warrant staying inside, but not really nice enough to make it worth going out, either. Basically, weather we can gru... Read More...

UK Tech Fest 2018 Primer – Eight Qualities of Tech Fest

Simon Clark
June 28, 2018
Commentary
Our newest writer Simon Clark is a regular attendee of the annual UK Tech Fest. Below, Simon highlights eight qualities of the festival he's noticed over the years. Click here for info on bands, venues, tickets... Read More...
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Circles release video for ‘On My Way’

Heavy Blog
October 14, 2014
Video
  Since the release of their debut album, Infinitas, and maiden tour of Europe in the second half of last year, things have been quiet Circles.  However, as 2014 draws to a close, the band appears t... Read More...
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Farewell, 2013: Dr. Killjoy’s Top 15 Albums of 2013

Atif Jaleel
December 18, 2013
Lists!
Here it is folks, the end of another great year. 2013 has been a weird year for me, personally as well as musically. There have just been far too many good albums to come out this year and it's been overwhelm... Read More...
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Farewell, 2013: Uncle Muscles’ Top 15 Albums Of 2013

Heavy Blog
December 16, 2013
Lists!
I'm not going to spend too much time here introducing my list because really, the list itself is what you're here for. I will say though that 2013 has been an amazing year for music, with many new band discov... Read More...
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