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Album Review: Black Pistol Fire Release their best album to date – Look Alive

Originally from Toronto but now based in Texas, Black Pistol Fire are a two-man band consisting of vocalist/guitarist Kevin McKeown and drummer/bass synth player Eric Owen. After spending almost a…

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See: Black Pistol Fire home made video for new single – Level

With their brand new album ‘Look Alive’, set for release on 29th January. The Texas duo ‘Black Pistol Fire’, have shared another single – Level via Black Hill Records Singer…

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Album Review: The White Stripes – Greatest Hits

The White Stripes always seemed to be a band that stood apart. Yeah, they were part of the garage-rock revival movement of the early 2000s, but unlike the other act…

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Say Psych: Video Premiere: Bones Shake – Unwell

Bones Shake are a scuzzed out, fuzz enthused garage rock trio formed in 2011 in Manchester’s underground They play everything to the extreme; violent bottle-neck blues riffs, drums kicked, pounded…

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Album Review: Blues Pills – Holy Moly!

Thirds the charm is a phrase you can throw at Blues Pills and it will certainly stick. With a cracking pair of previous albums behind them the band took a…

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TRACK: Garcia Peoples – ‘One At A Time’: cool, bluesy East Coast rock: new album in October

RUTHERFORD, New Jersey’s autumnal rock outfit Garcia Peoples are following up their live cassette from earlier in the year with a new album, Nightcap At Wits’ End, on October 9th;…

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See: Blue Pills release Video For New Single ‘Kiss My Past Goodbye’

Taken from Blues Pills new album Holy Moly! due August 21st via Nuclear Blast, ‘Kiss My Past Goodbye’ is their explosive new single. Guitarist Zack Anderson comments: “‘Kiss My Past Goodbye’ is a song full of…

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TRACK: Nick Faber – ‘Sensational’: funky blues hip grind

SERENDIPITY can be a fine thing in music and the arts in general. The fineness of chance occurrence that opens up a new path, or collaboration. Such was the case…

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Classic Compilation: ZZ Top – Rancho Texicano: The Very Best of ZZ Top

Of the American stadium filling acts of the 70s, few have managed to continually extend their career like ZZ Top. These days KISS are a pale shadow of what they…

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Classic Album: The Jimi Hendrix Experience – Electric Ladyland

For better or worse, my opinion of the work of Jimi Hendrix has always been smothered somewhat by the blanket opinion that he was the greatest guitar player in the…

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