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Southampton metalcore quintet Our Hollow, Our Home triumph on second album, Burn In The Flood… Words: Jake Richardson The British metalcore scene is in a fine state in 2021. With Bring Me The Horizon cracking the mainstream, Architects at Number One, and bands like While She Sleeps and Bury Tomorrow continuing to scale things up, a clear path has been forged for newer metal acts to follow. Our Hollow, Our Home are one such band who’ve been bubbling away in the background in recent years, with 2018 LP In Moment / / In Memory arriving to great acclaim. It was a good record, no doubt, b...
Boy Golden Is a Canadian Cannabis Hero "When legalization happened, I worried that cannabis culture in Canada would look like a high school stoner basement" Published May 26, 2021 If 2021 has a cannabis anthem, it's undoubtedly "Church of Better Daze," the debut single from Winnipeg singer-songwriter Boy Golden. Over a barrelling country rock groove full of sawing fiddle and twangy slide, Boy Golden rattles off a tongue-twisting, weed-themed sermon — think the delivery of "Subterranean Homesick Blues" mixed with the lyrics of "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35." He drawls, "You're gonna light it up...
TAUNTON — It's hard to find someone who loves their job as much as 76-year-old Carol Welch. But after nearly 50 years as a hairdresser at Brighter Daze hair salon on Main Street in Taunton, she finally said goodbye to her devoted clientele and retired. Known for her sunny disposition and contagious energy, Welch said just before her retirement on Jan. 30 she was sad to be leaving the shop but she knew it was time. "It doesn't cost you any money to be polite to people, to be kind. And they in turn have been wonderful to me," she said. "I've worked on the nicest people on the face of...