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Foo Fighters return with an album that clings on to their legacy with a few good tracks. The few tumultuous...
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An explosive comeback for the Carnatic prog rock titans from Kochi! For nearly three decades, Motherjane have occupied a unique...
Album Review: Alter Bridge return after 4 years with their hard, heavy and slicing self-titled album
Alter Bridge return to some of their heaviest riffs and material in years, balanced with just enough ballad-melody for you...
The band that has been making bigger waves than Bollywood. It plays out better, for nothing has caught fever across...
Album Review: Karnivool return to their best form yet, with emotional yet transformative “In Verses”
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When they could have receded behind a blanket of fame, Lamb of God return serious, prophetic and as groovy as...
