Melvins & Big Business @ Manchester Gorilla – 9th October 2015
Terms such as legends are thrown around very easily these days, but few bands actually live up to...
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Few titles could be as apt for a Doom Metal record as Sons of Otis’s “Seismic”. The long, slow and hard approach that characterises both the genre and the science of plate tectonics is reflected in the history of the...
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After finding huge satisfaction in Zodiac N Black’s debut album “The Aftermyth,” ThisIsNotAScene’s Ian Girle put a few questions to Zodiac N Black’s vocalist and co-founder Jad. They talked about...
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They must put something in the water in the US state of Georgia. Atlanta three-piece Sons of...
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Zodiac N Black are everything that made you fall in love with rock n roll in the first place. They are that youthful epiphany, that time when you realised that music could mean something, when it became a force for change in...
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