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The return to the UK of US rock rebels Kickin Valentina – Interview with guitarist Heber Pampillon
You do get the assholes as well, people that think they’re still relevant, if that happens, we just go and find a bunch of fans to hang with instead and have a great time anyway! -
Stevie R Pearce – exploring his inner hooligan, making history with the Dio Returns tour and playing with Jizzy Pearl’s Love/Hate
Stevie Pearce chats about the highs and lows of a lifetime of playing music, helping to make rock n’ roll history on the Dio Returns tour, and what’s next for him with Jizzy Pearl’s Love/Hate and his own band Stevie R Pearce and the Hooligans. -
Cambridge based ‘The Hot One Two’ discuss 2023 plans, their explosive, high energy shows and catchy hard edged rock songs
We've thought of about a million ways that we can brand ourselves either with hot sauce, or the hot one brew tea, or the hop one two beer, hot one moo milkshake, whatever. -
Alter Bridge – Pawns & Kings – Review
It shows just what a supremely experienced band can craft when songwriters and musicians work in harmony. -
Krisiun – Mortem Solis review
Krisiun were tired of the posers, so they brought it all back to square one with a brutal and more straight forward process.... -
EMF – Go Go Sapiens – Review
Dr Strangelove's opening line of “Don’t call it a comeback” and many of the lyrics making it clear this isn’t a cash-grab, but a labour of love.... -
“I’m John from Skillet and I’m here to vent the frustrations of humanity!” John Cooper on Dominion
It's basically saying, "Hey things aren't right. Is this where we're calling it quits, or what can we do to make it right?" I've been married for 25 years,... -
Skillet – Dominion Review
This isn't a push towards religion or suggesting that you need to find your faith, just simply an album from a band that, through the music they produce, help... -
JACK J HUTCHINSON – THE HAMMER FALLS – Review
'Gunslinger', one of my undisputable top picks on this album of gems sounds like it could have been plucked from one of Hutchinson's earlier albums. There's a catchy familiarity...