“I turn the grief to medicine”. For so many artists, pain is the lynchpin of creating works that will stand the test of time.

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After a not-so-unexpected postponement, While She Sleeps finally got on the road for an extremely intimate tour to celebrate the release of...

It's safe to say that every band has gone through a period of growth over the course of the pandemic, but none...

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Three decades, that’s how long Swedish prog icons Katatonia have been putting pick to string. Whether this seems possible or not, their...

Trivium have always been a band to spend their time wisely; Never more so than over the last eighteen months since the...

The surprise announcement of vocalist Kaya Tarsus departing Blood Youth last month was certainly not something fans saw coming. Especially knowing a...

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