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Reviews / Live
Live Review: Gwar, Amon Amarth, Satyricon, The Black Dahlia Murder
Well-honed, satirical crowd-pleasers, their thrash/heavy metal being oft-repetitive mattered little to those who wore fake blood like a badge of honour.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Jeremy Neale, The John Steel Singers, The Ocean Party
Much looser and way further off the cuff than his touring buddies (at one point they segue into some Iron Maiden), Neale takes a leaf out of The John Steel Singers’ previous book and invites the first three rows onstage for a fittingly chaotic version of In Stranger Times.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Mayday Parade, The Story So Far, Real Friends
Even for those with a history not dating back to pop-punk, it’d be downright untruthful to claim Mayday Parade put on a bad show.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Placebo, Little Scout
All band members now move forward to graciously shake hands with front row fans, but Molko stays back and keeps his skin to himself.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Papa Vs Pretty, Louis London, Jenny Broke The Window
The crowd lapped up the dreamy tunes, and then the encore of One Of The Animals.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Neko Case, Dick Diver
It’s a truly enjoyable show in a gorgeous setting.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Richie Sambora
This is hands down the finest moment of the night as Glover’s vocals are un-frickin-believable, making Sambora sound out of place when he tries to join in.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Necks
The group’s discography is largely brilliant, but the group are first and foremost a live act, and one they anyone with even a passing interest in non-traditional music needs to see.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Wire, Usurper Of Modern Medicine
Throughout the entire set, the band kept stoic composure, still managing to jam out after almost 40 years.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Alice In Chains, Down, Walking Papers
Got Me Wrong and the menacing Again keep the crowd thrashing and, as the rumbling bass of Would? heralds the predictable end of the gig, the band say their goodbyes, well primed for their Soundwave show tomorrow.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Soundwave Festival
To play to such a magnitude, a sense of theatre is needed, and the band had that in spades.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Foster The People - Supermodel
There are some glimmers of gold, but mostly Supermodel just isn’t much fun.
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