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COVER - GLITTERER: "The scope of things in the past 6 years has really impressed me. This is not the world I existed in before"

The first time GLITTERER was showcased in the UK, it was while Ned Russin was still performing entirely solo. One man, his laptop, and his guitar against the world. Based out of Washington, D.C, GLITTERER has never fit a specific mould, but four albums and three Ep’s down the line, their latest full-length, Erer - released last November - was the moment that Russin felt this project at its most complete “I think doing the band by myself was an interesting challenge, but it

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“200 STAB WOUNDS?” A passerby smiles tentatively at the name as excited fans gathered to see the death metal legends, the band gaining such acclaim they've been upgraded to the upper floor of The Dome, London, all the better for people to lose their shit on a night guaranteed to give us whiplash. MUTAGENIC HOST didn't ease us in, they grabbed us by the throat and hauled us around, Swarm thundering out across an already full room. By Genestealer, there's a sizeable pit collidi

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Rage Reviews: Recent Releases, August 12th 2026

Did you catch the eclipse tonight? The brief moment the moon passed in front of the sun, casting a shadow on its glaringly-bright surface. Rest assured, unlike that fleeting glimpse, these singles aren't going anywhere, and they certainly aren't about to pass us by. Here's what we've been listening to lately: Track of the Week: SiM - Freeze Me Up SiM returns with Freeze Me Up, delivering another explosive dose of their trademark mixture of metal, punk, reggae and electronic.

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