As always, being The Bias List‘s bias group guarantees an in-depth album review — even if there are only three songs! Let’s take a look at Feel Me’s two b-sides! Feel Me // 2. Blind Love // 3. Dear BLIND LOVE Blind Love feels like… Read More »GOLDEN CHILD – Feel Me: In-Depth Album Review – Blind Love
To celebrate today’s official release of The Scott Burns Sessions: A Life in Death Metal 1987 – 1997, a massive oral history of the celebrated Morrisound recording career of iconic death metal producer and engineer Scott Burns. And Decibel is proud to share the second and final… Read More »Read How Cannibal Corpse Split with Chris Barnes and ‘Created to Kill’ Became ‘Vile’ In This Excerpt From ‘The Scott Burns Sessions: A Life in Death Metal 1987 – 1997’ Out Today!
New Zealand’s Matt Henry has been ruled out of the World Cup in India with a torn right hamstring and replaced in the squad by fellow paceman Kyle Jamieson. Henry sustained the injury during Wednesday’s match against South Africa in Pune, with a scan confirming… Read More »Kiwis ‘gutted’ as Black Caps gun ruled out of remainder of World Cup
Unsung hero Lucy Single has helped Gold Coast book their second AFLW finals appearance with a 14-point win over Essendon. Losing midfield powerhouse Charlie Rowbottom to an ankle injury proved no obstacle in the Suns’ maiden clash with the Bombers, as they finished the regular… Read More »Suns women finals bound after downing Dons to leave Essendon facing nervous wait
Hailing from Ghent, Belgium, Feverchild is one of a new crop of emo bands whose ‘90s touchstones aren’t the warm, jazz-inspired tones of American Football or the math rock freak outs of Cap’n Jazz, preferring to channel the primal quiet-loud bite of groups like Chamberlain, … Read More »Album Review: Feverchild – ‘Altering a Memory’