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News: Smashing Pumpkins & Weezer announce joint UK dates for summer 2024

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Live Review: Billy Idol – Kings Theatre, Brooklyn, NY 12.09.2023

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live review: new model army, holmfirth picturedrome, 4th august 2023

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Brit rock‘ n ‘ rollers Shiva May Care have shared their fiery new single and video, ‘Falling Down.’ The track is taken from their forthcoming new EP, ‘Sound System Kaliyuga!’, which is due out later this year. Having originally started back in 2017 it wasn’t until last year that the four piece finally settled and …

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Potted History of the Band “We’ve been together as a band for three months, but our musical journey began long before that. All of us attended school together, and after fifteen years, we decided to form a band.”  David (lead guitarist/vocalist) and Josh (drummer/vocalist) have been best mates since the age of 12, with Chris …

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Manchester’s leading purveyors of groove-laden, stoner/doom metal, Barbarian Hermit, recently announced their return with a new album ‘Mean Sugar’, set to be released on 2nd August via APF Records. Written over a 3-year period, ‘Mean Sugar’ is a cathartic creation set against a backdrop that has seen people endure a global pandemic, endless political turmoil, …

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Toronto band Fucked Up have shared the title track from their forthcoming album ‘Another Day’, out  August 9th on the band’s own imprint Fucked Up Records. The video for ‘Another Day’ gives a brief look at the history of human cannabis use and calls for an end to drug prohibition. This follows the previous single ‘Stimming‘. Fucked Up frontman Damian Abraham explains:  “Evolving side by …

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The Cult

Get ready, Australia—The Cult is bringing their explosive tour. downunder in November.

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As I rounded the corner from the tube I was met with an impressive line of black clad souls decorated in shirts ranging from the proudly worn decades old greyed out shirts to newer designs worn with just as much pride, a cacophony of shirts emblazoned with Thrash bands, although the Slayer moniker was without …

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The night was perfectly constructed with the Gerry Cinnamon Esq Ben Coaten opening things up, alt-rockers No Ripcord sending the night on a slow descent into chaos that punks rockers Wingz Of The Monkey cemented with a guitar snapping set. The venue was full of the young and the weird, which isn’t surprising considering the …

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