Rolling Stones 1969 US Tour: The Book That Captures Rock History
Richard Houghton | Spenwood Books | 1969 U.S. Tour
Up to 1969, The Rolling Stones had endured a couple of traumatic years which had seen...
The Pineapple Thief Box Set Review: Retracing Our Steps
This is a huge undertaking, an eight-CD set comprising all the band's official studio albums released between 2006 and 2014, with a few added...
Stray from the Path Say Farewell in Furious Manchester Show
Farewell tours should be taken with a pinch of salt, they have a tendency to be used as marketing techniques or just a way...
Nothing More Deliver Emotional London Show
Huge queues wrap around the Camden Assembly, one general and one VIP. There's palpable excitement on this cold and rainy December evening as fans...
Cheap Trick All Washed Up Album Review: 50 Years Strong
In a career which now sees the band, after almost fifty years' existence, very much in the veteran class, Cheap Trick have somehow always...
Keith West ‘Cross That Bridge’ Review: 60s Psych Icon’s Complete Works
Keith West was right there in the middle of the 1960s, in the eye of the storm, singing in bands like 4+1 and The...
The Pretty Wild Deliver Gnarly Debut zero.point.genesis
I'd like to start this review by saying what an incredible band The Pretty Wild are. This is my first time listening to them...
Pintglass Bring Geezacore Chaos to Manchester
There's a pretty decent-sized queue outside Rebellion on this thankfully mild November evening, a sure sign something fun is going down. And you'd be...
Halestorm, Bloodywood and Kelsey Karter: The New Wave Is Here
The list of bands that could become arena headliners has been fairly stagnant for a while. There aren't many new contenders with the same...
Cartoons Can’t Die: Lamb of God to Periphery Influences
We checked in with ascending Brit hard hitters Cartoons Can't Die, who are poised to set loose their much-anticipated new album, Rebirth, on Friday...
