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Greg Hyde

(He/Him)
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As seen in: Screen Rant, Clash, NewsBreak, The Quietus, DIY Magazine, The Line of Best Fit, Under the Radar, Treble Zine, Spectrum Culture, Echoes and Dust and
Covers:  Music and film.
Media intelligence editor and freelance music and film writer. COVID isn't over. Views my own. He/him.

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Greg Hyde’s Journalist Portfolio

Lana Del Rabies: Strega Beata Review - evolution of doom-laden atmosphere | Electronic

Lana Del Rabies: Strega Beata Review - evolution of doom-laden atmosphere | Electronic

Whilst Strega Beata is musically less satisfying than Lana Del Rabies' second album, her haunting vocals make…

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Lana Del Rabies: Strega Beata Review - evolution of doom-laden atmosphere | Electronic

Lana Del Rabies: Strega Beata Review - evolution of doom-laden atmosphere | Electronic

Whilst Strega Beata is musically less satisfying than Lana Del Rabies' second album, her haunting vocals make…

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Film Review: I Want Your Sex | Under the Radar Magazine

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By Greg Hyde
| Under the Radar Verified
Web Exclusive Gregg Araki has forged a career for himself out of making provocative, disturbing, and often graphically sexual and violent films about figures and practices at the margins of society. After wowing critics with Three Bewildered People in the Night (1987) and The Long Weekend (O’ Despair) (1989), he came to wider attention with The Living End (1992).
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Fucked Up talk 20 years of debut album Hidden World

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By Greg Hyde
| Treble Zine
20 years ago this October, Toronto hardcore innovators Fucked Up released Hidden World, their debut full-length album.
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Kim Gordon : PLAY ME

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By Greg Hyde
| Treble Zine
If you’re reading this, you probably don’t need me to explain to you who Kim Gordon is. As part of Sonic Youth, she became known as one of the defining bassists of her generation, thanks to a series of epoch-defining albums like Daydream Nation, Goo, and Washing Machine.
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