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Rage Reviews: Recent Releases, April 8th 2026
As we're finishing up with whatever chocolate we've got left over from Easter, here at Out of Rage we're getting ready for the summer; sunglasses on, drink in hand, and fresh new music blaring from our speakers. Here's what we've been listening to lately: Against The Current - Heavenly It may start with an uplifting electro melody and feature a lifting guitar riff and drum beat, but don’t be fooled; AGAINST THE CURRENT are feeling anything but angelic in their new single Hea
GET TO KNOW: Punks For Palestine 2026
Real Life have been running the Punks For Palestine event at New Cross Inn, London since 2021 and this year, on 4th May, they are returning with more incredible live music, activism and more information about how you can support Palestinian-run businesses and projects in London. Since the start of the event, which brings together the underground hardcore, punk and hiphop scenes to support Palestinian charities, Punks For Palestine has raised over £10,000 for groups including
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REVIEW: Love Rarely - Pain Travels
LOVE RARELY were created in the Leeds alternative music scene in 2023. After touring the country with THE CALLOUS DAOBOYS and set to play at some of the UK’s biggest festivals, their debut album Pain Travels has come just at the right time to show what vulnerability can sound like surrounded by heavy music. Exploding into the album is the opening track and single Will. A track that perfectly summarises what’s to come on the record. Indie-esque guitar riffs juxtaposed with
REVIEW: Immolation - Descent
2026 has already been an excellent year for fans of more extreme styles of metal, with comebacks from NEUROSIS and CONVERGE , so it feels like an absolute treat to be covering a new offering from death metal legends IMMOLATION . Known for a consistently excellent discography from 1991 to the present, with albums like Close to a World Below being considered a landmark death metal album. Their most recent release, 2022’s Acts of God , managed to garner a fair bit of attention
REVIEW: Tigercub - Nets To Catch The Wind
TIGERCUB are at the forefront of alt-rock bands leading the new wave of sound that’s impacting the rock scene, soaking the music world with their momentous new album, Nets To Catch The Wind , releasing 10th April via Loosegroove Records. Recorded over barely a week and produced by Tom Dalgety (who’s worked with legends ROYAL BLOOD and GHOST ), it shows TIGERCUB at an emotional and intense level not yet seen. Consistent in its sound and impeccable production, Nets To Catch T
REVIEW: Bodysnatcher - Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home
BODYSNATCHER have never exactly been a band for easy listening, but Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home might be the most suffocating and confrontational record they’ve put out yet. Following on from Vile Conduct , this fourth full-length doesn’t just double down on their usual themes. It sharpens them into something uglier, more direct, and more real. From the opening seconds of The Maker it’s clear they’re not interested in easing you in. The track hits like a blunt-force trauma:
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