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Alabama Shakes - I Must Be Dreaming (Album Review) - Stereoboard (opens the original)
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Has it really been 11 years since the last Alabama Shakes album? You’d never have guessed it as ‘I Must Be Dreaming’ slips into gear, the band reacquaints themselves with the retro sound we all come to know and love during their initial run. All told, this is a welcome return but a safe one. With a voice that could steal the glow of the moon, Brittany Howard immediately makes a reassuring impact. While her solo ventures proved she doesn’t necessarily need Alabama Shakes to make beautiful noise,
Songs of Praise: Jimmy Eat World's 'Bleed American' Still Hits 25 Years Later - Stereoboard (opens the original)
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Following a bustling summer of events at Cardiff Castle, with everyone from the Streets to Katy Perry making memories in the Welsh capital, it fell to Jimmy Eat World to deliver a glorious night of nostalgia as the perfect curtain call. Fans young and old gathered to pay tribute to the Arizona emo icons’ classic 2001 album ‘Bleed American’ — some had clearly played the album a million times since its release a quarter of a century ago, while the smaller emos in attendance weren’t even alive when
DMA's Release New Track Windows From Upcoming Album - Stereoboard (opens the original)
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DMA's have released a new song, Windows. The track is a stripped back acoustic ballad which finds Tommy O'Dell at his most vulnerable. The beautifully melancholic track is the latest preview of their self-titled new album, following the previously released tracks My Baby's Place, Heatin Park, Hurracane and Killing Time. The follow-up to 2023's 'How Many Dreams?' is due out on August 21 and the Australian rockers will support it with a run of UK in-store acoustic gigs ahead of full band shows in
Conquering Heroes: Biffy Clyro Underline Their Live Greatness - Stereoboard (opens the original)
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Armed with riffs that summon the fury of ancient dragons, Biffy Clyro breached the walls of Cardiff Castle in a rock ‘n’ roll assault of epic proportions. Clattering into opener The Captain, they quickly remind the audience why they’re regarded as one of the best live bands of their generation. Whether through the haunting, cathartic anthem Living is a Problem Because Everything Dies or the heart-wrenching epic Black Chandelier, the band explore the full spectrum of emotions, delivering the sort
The Menzingers - Everything I Ever Saw (Album Review) - Stereoboard (opens the original)
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If you’re a person of a certain age, maybe one who can’t drink like they used to, or who’s noticed a favourite band T-shirt they have lived in for years feeling a little tight, The Menzingers are a beautiful thing. The Philly indie-punks have a unique voice when it comes to romanticising life’s messy car crashes and on ‘Everything I Ever Saw’ the flames of the collisions still linger, but they take comfort in sitting by their warm glow. Opener Chance Encounters feels like dropping the walls with
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