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Chat Pile
Cool World
The OKC noise rockers expand their sonic and subjective scope to prove just how desperate of a situation we’re all in
Paste Magazine
Chat Pile
Cool World
Bleak as all hell, then, yet somehow this uncompromising music seems so in tune with the times that Chat Pile could genuinely be on the cusp of a major breakthrough. Don’t miss out
Kerrang!
Chat Pile
Cool World
Cool World is instrumentally gripping, vocally enthralling, and lyrically calls out the horrors of late-stage capitalism
The Line Of Best Fit
Chat Pile
Cool World
Chat Pile leaves it all on the table. Everything they screamed about in God’s Country has been brought to all of humankind. Cool World is darker, bleaker, grimier, and more violent. The lyrics make the musicianship haunting, and the musicianship makes the lyrics tormented
Sputnik Music (staff)
The Linda Lindas
No Obligation
They aren't reinventing the wheel at this point in their career, but as young artists with explosive, disillusioned and wrathful emotions for the world and social conventions around them, there isn't a rock band more suited to the times
Exclaim
The Linda Lindas
No Obligation
The LA punks’ second album is a rallying cry against the political conditions and patriarchal powers shaping their experience of young womanhood
NME
The Linda Lindas
No Obligation
The band's second album, No Obligation, is an inspiring example of rock & roll spirit
Rolling Stone
The Linda Lindas
No Obligation
It’s official: The Linda Lindas are the coolest band on the scene
Clash
The Linda Lindas
No Obligation
This album captures a band, who—lest we forget—are still in middle and high school, not only finding their voice but wielding it with impressive confidence.
Under The Radar
The Linda Lindas
No Obligation
With a clearly defined sound and unapologetic enthusiasm, The Linda Lindas are absolutely a group to watch
The Skinny
The Linda Lindas
No Obligation
The foursome channel their blistering, rage-fuelled energy into a mature second album with hints of Foo Fighters and Olivia Rodrigo
The Observer
Coldplay
Moon Music
Chris Martin parks his sense of humour as he communes with the stars and sky on the band’s melody-light, feebly produced latest record
The Observer
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