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ARM’S LENGTH – EINDHOVEN, DYNAMO – 19 FEBRUARY 2026

ARM’S LENGTH – EINDHOVEN, DYNAMO – 19 FEBRUARY 2026

Posted by | Feb 22, 2026 | ,

Jase W was genuinely trying to be a bit more picky for shows this year and February has most definitely shown him to be completely full of shit because he only hopped on the train down to Eindhoven in the middle of the week for a show again. But, our man could not resist this particular lineup though because he’s currently in the throes of a midwest emo shaped hole and a tour package headlined by Arm’s Length, who arguably upstaged Hot Mulligan when he saw them last, supported by KOYO, Ben Quad and Shoreline is probably one of the fattest lineups for upcoming bands ever. 

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TEMPLE BALLS ‘TEMPLE BALLS’ (FRONTIERS MUSIC)

TEMPLE BALLS ‘TEMPLE BALLS’ (FRONTIERS MUSIC)

Posted by | Feb 20, 2026 | ,

Even in its lighter moments there has always been a darker undercurrent, both metaphorical and physical, intuitive and literal, to the music produced by bands from Finland, who consistently produce a sound that compliments that of their Scandinavian neighbours but simultaneously contradicts and counteracts it, giving it a distinct identity that emphasizes its individuality yet coagulates with a mysterious cohesivness that somehow merges into something collectively unambiguously contradictory and distinctive in its own right.

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EVIG NATT ‘VAKETIMEN’ (WORMHOLEDEATH)

EVIG NATT ‘VAKETIMEN’ (WORMHOLEDEATH)

Posted by | Feb 20, 2026 | ,

Artists, inevitably, always have been inspired by their surroundings, the landscapes in which they grew up or which they subsequently found themselves inhabiting, the ultimate balance of nature and nurture, one complementing the other, each in harmony, counteracting and interacting with mutual respect, partners in sometimes enforced existence. This symbiosis is perfectly exemplified in this maelstrom of symphonic darkness which has its sonic origins in the beautiful, bleak and brutal landscape of the Norwegian archipelago which historically served as the last stop-off point for Viking adventurers before they set out on their trans-Atlantic voyages of discovery – explorations which are echoed in this equally beautiful, bleak and brutal opus.

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