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Apathy & Exhaustion

Month: November 2017

Frauds – With Morning Toast & Jam & Juice (Till Deaf Do Us Party, 2017)

November 30, 2017 Tony Maher Record Review

I live in Croydon (God help me, it’s the literal toilet bowl of England, and I didn’t do a fucking thing as far as I

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Corner Boys – Just Don’t Care (Drunken Sailor Records, 2017)

November 29, 2017 Tony Maher Record Review

The Corner Boys are from Vancouver, yo. This dose of power pop mentalism is as cheeky as fuck. It reminds me a great deal of

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Death of Lovers – The Acrobat (Dais, 2017)

November 28, 2017 Tony Maher Record Review

Many people will be familiar with the work of one Domenic Palermo, whether this was with Philadelphia hardcore punk combo Horror Show, who released material

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Acrylics – Structure / Gluttony (Drunken Sailor Records / Iron Lung, 2017)

November 27, 2017 Tony Maher Record Review

This crew from Santa Rosa, California have what strikes me as a relentless, dark take on the ever influential US hardcore sound of the early

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Probably Not – The Same Pain (Circle House Records, 2017)

November 24, 2017 Tony Maher Record Review

Probably Not are an Exeter-based trio, which features ex/current members of Splitsville, Honey Pot & Skeleton Frames. Circle House Records describes as hardcore/punk outfit. However,

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The Cowboy – The Cowboy Album (Drunken Sailor Records / Fashionable Idiots, 2017)

November 22, 2017 Tony Maher Record Review

Not to be confused with Indiana’s The Cowboys, who have also had material put out through Drunken Sailor, The Cowboy are from Cleveland, Ohio and

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Sharptooth – Clever Girl (Pure Noise, 2017)

November 21, 2017 James Lamont Record Review

You definitely want this reptile on your side at a riot, girl. The blisteringly angry Sharptooth have tried to send the bitterness of their first

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The Phosphorous Bombs – Cancers (self-released, 2017)

November 20, 2017 Tony Maher Record Review

First off, mad props The Phosphorous Bombs for writing this total ripper of a record. Secondly, mega apologies to Rodney from The Phosphorous Bombs, who

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Sutekh Hexen / Hissing split (The Flenser, 2017)

November 17, 2017 Ian Breen Record Review

I’ll be honest, black metal isn’t my area of expertise. I’m not well versed on its history and I don’t particularly enjoy a lot of

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Aerial Salad – Roach (Plasterer Records, 2017)

November 15, 2017 Tony Maher Record Review

After a few abortive attempts to get a hold of Roach for review (technical difficulties, people being on tour etc. etc.), I finally got a

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