Category: Rock Music
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YOUR NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: 30/09
Time to wrap up warm, this is your NMF for the final September as we enter unchartered waters into wintery October. Have a deep dive down: The End, So Far//: An era-defining moment for nu metal transcending genres, Sipknot are not exactly your run-of-the-mill metal band. They’re certainly one of a kind. And it’s unlikely […]
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The Amazons: “How Will I Know If Heaven Will Find Me?” album review – stadium-ready rockers sticking to formula
The third album brings about familiarities in arena-sized rock, stabilising their festival fixture. We’ve become all too familiar with the saying, “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” and many a band stick with it till the cows come home. We’ve had many alternates veer off the worn path, with the likes of Arctic Monkeys […]
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Festivals Galore: Our August Bank Holiday Weekend
As we seep back into our communal weeks of working gathering enough strength to take us through the day, we relieve some of the best moments that took place across the UK for our live music festival scene. With it being at the end of summer and the extended day off, August bank holiday weekend […]
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Clash or Pistols: Who was more righteous with their music?
The Sex Pistols may have been the first British punk rock band, but The Clash were the real definitive British punk rockers. Brash, fiery and bolstered with an outlaw image, they were charged with a certain righteousness that only a select few punks were able to pull off. Despite a band that seemingly had “traditional” […]
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Shinedown: “Planet Zero” album review – mighty arena rock charts heights
Like many others before it, Planet Zero was an album written in lockdown. A sorrowful state of current affairs, Shinedown join the plethora of artists using the time as advantageous, as it shows a band unafraid to smack a few faces along the way. After 4 years from their blaring yellow-tape panic-room work ATTENTION ATTENTION […]
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