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Back in Brixton again.. We’re the Renaissance Men – The Wildhearts Live in London
Words & Pictures: Adrian Hextall \ MindHex Media 10 years on from ¡Chutzpah!, the last album from The Wildhearts, the band have worked miracles and returned with what may... -
“We’re putting the band back together..” Camden Town welcomes back prodigal sons ‘Towers of London’
As soundchecks go, there's no half-arsed check of instrumentation, the band run through both old and new material, the latter giving us an insight into what to expect later... -
Ginger Wildheart 2017 Birthday Bash, The Garage, Islington, December 17th 2017
The cheer that greeted Backyard Babies guitarist Dregen almost lifted the roof of The Garage. They then proceeded to lay waste to some of the Super$hit 666 songs as... -
Ginger Wildheart, Annual Birthday Bash, The Forum, December 17 2016
For the first time in years, the Wildhearts' set was to feature Danny on bass once more during the encores, something that, naturally, had spiked interest in the fans... -
“How can the same shit happen to the same guy twice!?” – The Howling and Hey! Hello! guitarist The Rev speaks out.
We're all really proud of how it turned out, even though it's been a bit of a... it felt like a slight anti-climax, really, if that's one way of... -
Skull Control Knobs – rock n roll embellishments for your guitars
Tickets for the London Tattoo Convention where 'Rock n Roll Jewellery' are promoting the control knobs are available here: www.thelondontattooconvention.com/traders/post/rock-and-roll-jewellery/... -
Hey! Hello! – Hey!Hello!Too! review
Sneaky inclusion of multiple female vocalists sparks Internet forum frenzy as Hey!Hello! finally release their troubled second album. ... -
Hey! Hello! release new album Hey! Hello! Too! September 23rd
With a punk spirit and a take-no-shit attitude Hey! Hello! are an ultra-catchy noise pop group armed with a truck full of great tunes.... -
Hey!Hello! & Ryan Hamilton & The Traitors, Brooklyn Bowl, July 22 2016
As you picture a little ‘crotch pot cooking’ we are reminded of what happened in Cambridge. It was a gig so hot that half of the band members and...
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Borealis – Illusions Review
Their sound has evolved rather subtly, but steadily over the past few releases, all leading up to their fifth and latest full-length release, Illusions, which is their most complex... -
Eva Under Fire – Love, Drugs & Misery Review
I have to honestly say that I was most interested in the writing/lyrics here as I can only imagine that being a Therapist can offer a new perspective on... -
Meridian – The 4th Dimension Review
the hooks and choruses stand out on their own, and the guitars are super crunchy and melodic, that is indeed what makes this record a strong one. If you... -
Lillian Axe – From Womb To Tomb Review
I would love the see Lillian Axe get the recognition they so richly deserve, but From Womb To Tomb is too much for a casual music listener to absorb, and that... -
Collective Insanity – Hidden Agony EP Review
I’ve gotta say I’m quite impressed with Collective Insanity’s debut EP Hidden Agony. Right now, it is only available on streaming services, but at some point, it will be available... -
Edenbridge – Shangri-La Review
In the symphonic metal scene, one of the most consistent and longest-running bands is Austrian band Edenbridge, who have been around since the late '90s, putting out quality albums...
