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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. -
Emerging new rock sensation, The Karma Effect, talk about their 2022 rise to prominence, new music, and connecting positively with fans through crowdfunding
A lot of that funky side comes through our drummer Ash, who gives us that groove. A lot of rock drummers just hold that solid beat, whereas we always try and get that swing to it or that swagger. -
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.... -
The Professionals – SNAFU – Review
Genre: Classic Punk Rock Label: JPT Records Released: Out Now Members: Paul Cook , Drums Tom Spencer , Guitar \ Vocals Toshi JC Ogawa , Bass Tracklisting: Easily Lead... -
‘Wired for Sound’ – Interview with Erik Mårtensson of Eclipse
By the time we did ‘Are You Ready To Rock’ we really had the confidence to play the songs and styles we were influenced by. You could hear Rainbow,... -
Lockdown no more – the return of live music. The Heat Inc. live in London
'Sammy Swing Easy' which has Mick Jagger written all over it and the change in style and approach, as well as Jon shifting his vocal range and delivery around... -
The Heat Inc. – The Heat Inc. E.P. review
There aren't many bands that can show so many different influences and degrees of separation between each song yet somehow, they all feel connected, they all work in isolation...