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The Brighton band continue to prove themselves uniquely compelling
Warpaint – ‘Radiate Like This’ review: 2010s titans mark their return with joy and playfulness
This comeback is a tribute to what you can accomplish when creating with people you love
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Melody Prochet returns with a third album that finds her coming blissfully into focus
The Linda Lindas – ‘Growing Up’ review: a resilient, open-hearted statement of intent
The viral LA teen punks represent a new generation who are more aware of their power and committed to using it than any before them
Pup, ‘THE UNRAVELING OF PUPTHEBAND’ – review: destructive Toronto punks get meta
The quartet grapple with fame, fortune and their own inclinations to fuck it all up
The Linda Lindas: the fearless, fun-loving future of punk-rock
Armed with the support of their heroes – which include Paramore and Bikini Kill – the quartet are bringing a youthful vitality to punk music
Anxious: Connecticut hardcore punks fuse the scene’s spirit of old with the future
The Connecticut band started as a time-killer during high school, now their pummelling debut record is the type to make you want to form your own
Kills Birds – ‘Married’ review: a rich, vital rock album to rally behind
The LA trio's urgent second album laces together trauma, anxiety and social commentary with knife-sharp lyrics
Kills Birds: powerful, cathartic grunge from Dave Grohl’s favourite new band
The LA trio — who also count Kim Gordon among their famous fans — dissect their electrifying and "crucial" new album 'Married'
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