Album Review: Random Hand – Hit Reset
Having gifted the world with their politically-charged blend of punk, ska and metal over the last 13 years, Random Hand’s latest offering Hit Reset must come as something of a bittersweet….
Having gifted the world with their politically-charged blend of punk, ska and metal over the last 13 years, Random Hand’s latest offering Hit Reset must come as something of a bittersweet….
Boasting a fruitful decade building their reputation worldwide, self-dubbed “Hooligan Reggae” band The Offenders celebrate their 10th year with their sixth album, X. Formed in Southern Italy in 2005 shortly….
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With 2015 still in its infancy, the race is already on to discover the acts who are looking set to make this year their own, and one need look no….