Few releases have left such an immediate and indelible mark on me as Mould’s abrasive new album ‘Hope as a Coping Mechanism’. As a fan of the band’s previous projects – most notably post-hardcore outfit Milo’s Planes – I was excited to see how the three-piece deeply rooted in Bristol’s post-punk scene could grow their […]
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