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Rage Reviews: Recent Releases, January 28th 2026
Well, what feels like the longest month in the year is almost over - it's dragged on, but we certainly wouldn't have gotten through it if we didn't have so much new music releasing, like the tracks below! Here's what we've been listening to: Dead Pony - Eat My Dust! DEAD PONY are back with a new single, Eat My Dust! ; a very fitting title because they waste absolutely zero time cutting into the action on this track. From the starting seconds, we’re hit with an intense wall of
MOTHER VULTURE: On Skindred, Seeing What Fits and Choosing Violence.
If there’s one band out there that should have more attention than they get, it’s MOTHER VULTURE . The band always get recognised for having infectious energy on stage, and with their newest album, Cartoon Violence , it's only on the up from here. Making sure 2026 will be their year by kicking it off with the release of their latest album Cartoon Violence , we spoke with guitarist Brodie Maguire to discuss the creative process and the evolution of MOTHER VULTURE . The band
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REVIEW: Self Torque - A Brutal Nadir
SELF TORQUE show daring resilience in the face of adversity with their spirited debut album A Brutal Nadir. With an energy that could no longer be contained within Brighton’s underground punk scene, SELF TORQUE are breaking out with an eruption of vibrant rage, desperation and raw realism. A band brought to life from skeletons of each member’s previous musical projects, this DIY punk group has hit the ground running with a modest confidence and collaborative strength that
REVIEW: Dream Nails - You Wish
You Wish is DREAM NAILS’ striking return to centre stage after developing a new dynamic as a trio, following the retirement of previous lead singer JANEY STARLING . This time around the band have announced they are “asking different questions” as a “tighter-knit unit”. And they certainly are asking different questions. The album starts with The Only Way Out Is Through . An intro comprised mainly of its title, along with an incredibly repetitive sound that reminds you of th
REVIEW: KMFDM - ENEMY
Established in 1984, German industrial rock pioneers KMFDM are back releasing their twenty fourth album. Fuelled by rebellion and dance, KMFDM fights the world’s injustices with profoundly honest lyricism and bold instrumentation. The band’s brave commitment to their beliefs is an honorary achievement and should be listened to by revolutionary souls worldwide. Ripped from their eighties origins, ENEMY invokes an uprising from the dancefloor. The album has contrast, from aggr
REVIEW: Epimetheus - Perseus 9
EPIMETHEUS’ debut album Perseus 9 arrives like a transmission from a dying star; dense, disorienting, and with a strange allure. It’s an album that understands heaviness not as brute force, but as a gravitational pull, where chords are given space to ring and fill a room. Made up of BEN PRICE (vocals, bass), CILLIAN BREATHNACH (guitar), and JAMES JACKSON (drums, vocals), the Bristol trio take us on a journey of sci-fi myth-making across seven tracks that somehow feels both
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