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Singled Out: John Haesemeyer – Colors In Between Review

October 11, 2013

John Haesemeyer is an artist from San Francisco who initiated his career in 2012 and yet it sounds like he hasn’t ever been doing anything else. His debut record Come Along Quickly was released in

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Panic! At the Disco – Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die! Review

October 11, 2013

It’s been two years since the last Panic! At the Disco release and the title is a nod to Hunter S. Thompson’s classic novel Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and that’s where the inspiration ends.

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Jamie Lenman – Muscle Memory Review

October 11, 2013

Definitely like two sides to a coin, flip it and see where you end up with this one on shuffle.

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Glass Giants – Define Progress EP Review

October 10, 2013

The songs here really keep you guessing, the band haven’t followed any songwriting formula’s at all, each song is completely fresh and very original sounding.

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The Gifted – Inside Out Review

October 10, 2013

Having dedicated fans is probably the most important thing for a band and if you disagree, go and ask The Gifted, a post-industrial band from Sheffield. Their current album Inside Out was funded by their

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For The Glory – Lisbon Blues Review

October 10, 2013

With eleven songs, the Portuguese offer their listeners breakdowns, riffs and everything else you could possibly wish for on a record in this genre.

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Korsakoffs – King Of The Rocket Men Review

October 9, 2013

A promising debut from this up-and-coming band.

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Mike Brun – Little Blues Review

October 9, 2013

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