If you were alive at the end of the '70s, you'll remember two major scary things: the Amityville Horror house and Bigfoot. You couldn't get onto a school bus wi
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16.04.21 | Alex Sievers
With each subsequent new record, California’s Hail The Sun match, best and usurp their previous release. Each new block in the figurative chain is the best one since the last. That’s been the incredibly consistent pattern they’ve followed since practically their inception. From their second album ‘Wake’ (2014), through to the stellar ‘Culture Scars’ (2016) and then the killer ‘Mental Knife‘ (2018), it now happens once again with the release of ‘New Age Filth.’ And it’ll probably happen again in a couple of years time with the next LP. Very few bands can pull this off, but when it does happen, and it is exceedingly rare, it’s a beautiful thing to witness.