repeat magazine

the future repeats – to be released in 2015

Most anticipated releases in 2015! Chelsea Wolfe – Abyss The title promises the sounds of some dark and gloomy underground. Ty Segall – Mr Face (EP) Mister Segall doesn’t even give us time to look forward to new releases, he just throws them out! Before Christmas he announced an upcoming EP, yesterday the title track…
on repeat in 2014 – repeat magazines best of (and worst of)

Besides the albums that were reviewed on repeat magazine there were plenty of others on repeat. Here repeat magazines list of albums that were on repeat in 2014! And read what was repeated, but failed in the worst disappointments list. Angel Olsen – Burn your Fire for no Witness Great woman, great voice, raw and…
Suuns live @ Control Club Bucharest

As for a week with three concerts and with Suuns melodies still echoing in the head I cannot avoid writing this first live review for repeat magazine in the end. Hypnotic was the first impression when the Canadian quartet hit their first tunes on the stage of Control Club in Bucharest. The wafting bass…
A Place To Bury Strangers announce new LP

Big news coming up! The New York noise rockers will be back soon with a new record and on tour! A Place To Bury Strangers will release a new album called “Tranfixiation” on February 17th via Dead Oceans records. Their fourth full-length will follow up the 2012 “Worship” and the “Strange Moon” EP from 2013.…
Pharmakon – Bestial Burden

On her second album the 25 years old New York based singer and sound experimentalist Margaret Chardiet aka. Pharmakon uses the body’s sound spectrum to express the revolt of an organism against itself. Together with synthetic sounds, machine noise, tribal drums, threatening synth bass, zombie-like screams, and a load of frightening noise she created with…
Interview with Lola Colt

Lola Colt is a six-piece who came together in legendary London to create their psychedelic fuzzy shoegaze-influenced music. “Gun”, their infatuating singer actually moved from Denmark to London to indulge in its music scene. Highly inspired by film is not only their band name: “Lola Colt” is a 1967 Spaghetti Western, subtitled “face to face…