Trigon – 2011
Every time I listen to the latest record from veteran ‘Jam-a-Delic’ German rockers Trigon, I...
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by Jake Gillen | Apr 3, 2012 | Album Reviews, Music | 0 |
Every time I listen to the latest record from veteran ‘Jam-a-Delic’ German rockers Trigon, I...
Read Moreby Berns von Bernington | Feb 14, 2012 | Album Reviews, Music | 0 |
So the Swiss are known for their chocolate, being bankers and Hellhammer/Celtic Frost and that’s about it, right? WRONG! Enter Gurd, a thrash band formed in ’94 and to date have had nine albums up until 2011. Their latest...
Read Moreby Berns von Bernington | Jan 14, 2012 | Album Reviews, Music | 0 |
Australia is well known for their thrash, death and of late, black metal acts. When I think Australian thrash metal, I think Slaughter Lord and their 86’ demo releases compiled into one album in 98’ titled “Thrash Till Death”...
Read Moreby Mark Wrigley | Sep 13, 2011 | EP Reviews, Music | 4 |
The UK is currently awash with young up and coming bands, with literally shitloads of talent. Every PR company, every label, every manager is telling us who are the brightest new stars and who are going to be “the next big...
Read Moreby Mark Wrigley | Aug 26, 2011 | Interviews | 0 |
During the height of festival season, we found ourselves chilling backstage at Knebworth, catching up with Fozzy’s flamboyant six stringer Billy Grey, discussing his Big 4, Dangerous New Machine and who could be next on...
Read Moreby Mark Wrigley | Jul 28, 2011 | Live Reviews, Music | 6 |
Today sees the Iron Maiden juggernaut cruise into town, and Nottingham Capital FM Arena is the...
Read Moreby Ross Allen | Jul 24, 2011 | Music, Sonisphere 2011 Reviews | 0 |
Love them or hate them Limp Bizkit are back, the nu-metal rap rockers have always divided opinion amongst metal-heads, with the old guard dismissing them off-hand, yet they still manage to sell records by the boat load and fill...
Read Moreby Ross Allen | Jul 24, 2011 | Music, Sonisphere 2011 Reviews | 0 |
For one reason or another we have never actually seen Opeth live, a shocking revelation indeed!, but thankfully that ghost was well and truly laid to rest at Sonisphere as we bore witness to a short but brilliant set on the...
Read Moreby Ross Allen | Jul 24, 2011 | Music, Sonisphere 2011 Reviews | 0 |
The mighty progressive beast that is Mastodon has been a festival mainstay for many years and for good reason, as time and time again they launch their ferocious no frills attack and wow the crowds, leaving them battered and...
Read Moreby Ross Allen | Jul 24, 2011 | Music, Sonisphere 2011 Reviews | 0 |
20 years have passed since their formation and 15 years since their abrupt break up, House Of Pain returned to the stage with a setlist of classic tracks to entertain the Saturn Stage crowds at Sonisphere! Everlast and DannyBoy...
Read Moreby Mark Wrigley | Jul 21, 2011 | Music, Sonisphere 2011 Reviews | 0 |
Motörhead normally scream out of the blocks when they play live, but today at Sonisphere’s Apollo Stage, Lemmy opens with an announcement, an announcement that is like a bombshell across Sonisphere. Former guitarist Würzel...
Read Moreby Ross Allen | Jul 21, 2011 | Music, Sonisphere 2011 Reviews | 0 |
What, no dreadlocks!!! Anders Friden chopped off his trademark dreadlocks, yes, yes, we know he did it last year but this is the first time we’d seen it! Anyway enough about hair, what about the In Flames show? Well, we...
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