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 |Band of THE WEEK|

GREYWIND

This week's Band of the Week is Irish brother-sister duo Greywind - who have just released their new album 'Severed Heart City'.

Produced, engineered and mixed by Sam Guaiana (Neck Deep, Silverstein, Holding Absence), ‘Severed Heart City’ wears Greywind’s classic emo influences firmly on its metaphorical sleeve. It’s no surprise to hear that they’re inspired by emo pop originators like Jimmy Eat World, Fall Out Boy and My Chemical Romance, with the duo’s flair for the dramatic and knack for an earworm melody resulting in an album filled to the rafters with anthems. These are songs you can imagine ringing out from the biggest of stages and being sung back at the band by rapt audiences the world over. Envelop yourself in Greywind’s ‘Severed Heart City’.

They took a moment to talk to us about how the album came together.

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|2025 Albums Of The Year|

2025 was an interesting year for music - wasn't it? We will let you be he true judge of that. With so many great albums it is hard to decide what ones truly stuck out for us overall. But our writers have given it a go by picking their top albums over the past twelve months.

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 |Seafret|

Alongside the announcement of their new album 'Fear Of Emotion' - Seafret have just released their latest single 'Signal Fire'.

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 |RELEASE OF THE WEEK|

Cavetown

Reaching the milestone of his sixth full-length at the age of 27, Cavetown - real name Robin Skinner - is bringing some edge to his trademark lo-fi repertoire. Exploring a wider range of alternative sounds and styles, Running With Scissors is his most emotionally mature release to date, and at the best time of his and his following's lives.

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|Paleface Swiss|

Paleface Swiss bring the fire and the fury to Troxy with Stick to Your Guns and Static Dress in tow; lighting up with one of their most chaotic shows yet.

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|Kid kapachi|

The former four-piece return as a duo, swapping out punkish anthems for something more introspective. 

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