Review: Vera Grace – Novella

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Vera Grace are a 5 piece band from Oxfordshire, UK  is comprised of Stephen Nulty, Jonjo Williams, Rich Lester, Aaron Godfray and Josh Williams. The...

Review: Giant of The Mountain – The Empty Quarter

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Drawing the moon down through the mountains and into the valley, the Giant of the Mountain rears his head to breathe his dreadful anguish...
Glenn Hughes The Robin 2 Bilston

Live: Glenn Hughes, The Robin 2, Bilston

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Sly & the Family Stone pour out of the house PA, singing about ‘A Family Affair’. It’s fitting. There’s a sense of déjà vu...
Violence

Vio-Lence set the world ablaze with Let the World Burn

Bay Area thrashers, Vio-Lence, (pictured here in 1988) have finally returned with new music following their reformation in 2020 and while this is a...

Review: Joe Bonamassa – Different Shades of Blue

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Grammy-nominated Joe Bonamassa gets my vote for the most over-hyped guitarist out there today. Not because the guy can’t play because he sure as...

Review: Insight After Doomsday – The way to Nihilism

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Formed in 2002 Insight after Doomsday are the result of a long musical journey of certain components and their evolution. Changing their name from...

Review: Joyce Manor – Never Hungover Again

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Were The Buggles actually a punk band? I’m just wondering because - although The Buggles played synth driven numbers - we should not forget that...
Two of a Kind - Rise

Melodic rock band TWO OF A KIND release ‘Rise’

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Two Of A Kind is a melodic rock band from Holland, whose self-titled debut album was released in 2007. Fred Hendrix, from Terra Nova...

Eskhaton – Worship Death

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Death metal for total maniacs! Formed in 2010. Passionate and unmerciful are just two words that spring to mind here, as Eskhaton take to the...
Kerry King

Kerry King: From Great Britain I Rise

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Kerry King is a legend in metal, his work with Slayer is immortal and his contributions to music are eternal. Kerry has said multiple...