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Interview with vocalist Sam Carter | By Nicholas Senior | Photo by Zoe Dillman Architects’ eighth record, Holy Hell, released Nov. 9 via Epitaph…
When we talk of potential, there’s always an inherent back-handed compliment aspect to it, right? “It’s fine, but might be pretty good someday,” is…
They say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks, but can you breathe new life into an aging style? Leave it to French…
Although the subject matter is very timely, musically, The Grand Delusion feels like it came out of a time machine stamped for 2006. The…
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Although I have never met the band personally, I can tell the Canadians in Blackrat believe in truth in advertising. The wickedly, gleefully (just…