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Live Review: Reverend and the Makers / Sam Scherdel – The Leadmill, Sheffield 29.04.23

A trip to the Leadmill in Sheffield for the Reverend and the Makers Heatwave In the Cold North album launch show. First up was Sam Scherdel and his excellent band…

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EP Review: Atarka – The Mountain

Hailing from Birmingham, Atarka were originally conceived in 2018 and initially comprised of Daniel McCarthy (guitar), Adam Bayliss (bass), Jamie Smith (vocals), Alex Dutton (guitar), and Phil Sheldon (drums). Following the…

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Track: Eleine – Never Forget

Eleine have shared a new digital single ‘Never Forget’ to kick off their American Full Moon North American tour with Moonspell. The track is taken from the bands new album ‘We…

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Live Review: Goat – Electric Brixton, London 22.04.2023

Those inscrutable Swedish experimentalists Goat conclude their UK tour with this sold out London headline date celebrating their latest album Oh Death. Brixton is the setting for the latest episode…

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Feature: Metal Band Motions Give Us A Track By Track Of Self Titled Debut Album Out Now

We didn’t set out to write an album. It happened so organically and naturally that before we knew it we had 70% of an album written and recorded, so by…

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Live Gallery: DMA’s – Engine Shed, Lincoln 12.04.2023

By Ellen Mae Dma’s highly anticipated new album ‘How Many dreams?’ is out now. Across twelve tracks, thealbum weaves electronic dance elements seamlessly through the beloved foundations of guitar rock.…

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Album Review: Trading Aces – ‘Rock n’ Roll Homicide’

Ok, firstly – full disclosure. I’ve worked with Frank and Dennis from Trading Aces on a project called Antifashion, and with Dennis also with The City Kids, and both of…

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Live Review: Cannibal Corpse / Dark Funeral / Ingested / Stormruler – Manchester Academy, Manchester 21.04.2023

As I forged my way across the Pennines, I was extremely excited for the evening that stood before me, an eclectic mix of metal sub genres and an evening of…

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Feature: Seafoam Green Give Us A Track By Track Of Their Brand New EP Yesterdays Wine

Dave O’Grady and Murieann McDermott Long run us through each track on their new EP ‘Yesterdays Wine’. Read our review of the EP here Yesterday’s Wine Yesterday’s Wine’ is an…

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EP Review: Seafoam Green – Yesterdays Wine

Made up of singer/guitarist Dave O’Grady and singer Murieann McDermott Long, Seafoam Green are injecting a little soul in rock n roll with their new EP ‘Yesterdays Wine’. Chock full…

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