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Zed – ‘Desperation Blues’ – (Ripple Music)

January 2019 sees Zed reissue the now out of print ‘Desperation Blues’. Working alongside label Ripple Music, the re-release sees not only the original tracks brought forward but also a number of earlier demos. The hard rocking, blues driven four-piece independently released ‘Desperation Blues’ in 2013 and have been bringing their sound to the masses since 2007. What can established fans and new comers alike expect from this revamp of what is considered a standout album from Zed’s catalogue?

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Mozes and the Firstborn – ‘Dadcore’ (Burger Records)

There’s no denying that alternative music is getting long in the tooth. With some bands stretching back as far as the late ‘60s, we now face a point where alternative hasn’t just grown up; it’s had kids, grandkids, and retired to a house in the country. Whilst there are plenty of bands raging against the old guard and injecting the whole musical sphere with a new breed of snotty angst, Mozes and the Firstborn have gone in a different direction for their third record ‘Dadcore’, opting to pull together a mix-tape style compilation of styles that serves as a love-letter to the slacker and weirdo happy music of yester-year.

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Wolfhorde – ‘Hounds Of Perdition’ (Inverse)

‘Hounds Of Perdition,’ the second album by Finnish genre-benders Wolfhorde is an eclectic affair. Theoretically they’re a folk metal band but there’s far more to them than that narrow definition suggests. Over these seven tracks there are elements of black, death and power metal, not to mention traditional folk music and grandiose cinematic scores. It’s an ambitious and impressive release that’d even impress Wintersun. This is folk metal that dares to push against its own clichés and ‘Hounds Of Perdition’ is a highly rewarding listen.

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Bowling For Soup – ‘Older, Fatter, Still The Greatest Ever: Live From Brixton’ – (Self-Released)

You just can’t keep ‘em down. After announcing a farewell to the UK tour in 2013, Bowling For Soup Returned in 2016 with a new UK tour and follow up album looking to stick around for good. They evidently enjoy what they do and now they’ve come back again with a full live album/DVD to illustrate just how much they enjoy themselves. Taken from the February Brixton UK show, ‘Older, Fatter…’ sees the band performing ‘Drunk Enough To Dance’ in it’s entirety plus a host of other songs from their extensive catalogue.

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