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REVIEW: Kerrang! Tour - Don Broco, Bury Tomorrow, Beartooth and We Are The In Crowd @ Guildhall, Southampton
The annual Kerrang tour kicks up a whole lot of fuss every year, and there was a lot of controversy surrounding the lad-rockers Don Broco headlining this year. Not because of the fact they’re a bit too poppy for a lot of “true Kerrang! readers”, but because arguably they aren’t really big enough to fill that slot. Previous years have seen the likes of Limp Bizkit and Good Charlotteon the same…
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REVIEW: Betraying The Martyrs @ The Joiners, Southampton
After wreaking havoc up north, Paris metalcore masters Betraying The Martyrs came to Southampton’s Joiners to tear the stage and the crowd a new one, this time with back up in the form of Polar. After a successful release 6 months ago, the band released a huge cover of ‘Let It Go’ from the Disney epic, Frozen. This managed to rack up a massive two million views on YouTube, which blew the…
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REVIEW: Mineral @ The Joiners, Southampton
While the past year highlighted some of the most monotonous events like Kim K’s nudes, Pharrell’s stupid hat and that one thing about a sick beat, it also validated an exciting comeback for the once esoteric, soft-spoken circle of the late-90s Midwest scene. Generally notable for approaching teen angst with delicate moroseness, bands like American Football(who announced their first reunion tour…
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REVIEW: Ibeyi - Ibeyi
Rarely over the course of French-Cuban twin sister duo Ibeyi’s self-titled debut does it demand your attention. The album’s understated instrumentation never risks throwing too many ingredients into the equation, and despite the odd hip-hop infused beat (‘Think Of You’) or ghostly synths (‘Weatherman’), Ibeyiis primarily a skeleton of sparse piano, modest percussion and voice. It works out all…
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REVIEW: A Place to Bury Strangers – Transfixiation
Eerie, aggressive and destructive are three words that very simply sum up the new release by A Place to Bury Strangers entitled Transfixiation. The album is very guitar effect driven with sounds that are as unnatural as a weeping three headed alien however, you would expect this from a guitarist who has his own guitar effects company, but Oliver Ackermann somehow creates a distinctive melody…
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REVIEW: Charli XCX - Sucker
Experiencing a double delay before its final release date was set for the UK market, Sucker has left many pleading for its imminent appearance. Releasing debut True Romance in 2013 to a complimentary audience, Sucker expressly showcases Charli XCXstraying away from its more contemporary approach and gloriously strolling into the shimmering world of pop, creating a composition full of mammoth…
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The Moonlandingz Unveil Video Starring Maxine Peake, Announce Album Details
The Moonlandingz Unveil Video Starring Maxine Peake, Announce Album Details
BAFTA-nominated Maxine Peake (The Theory of Everything) stars as a crazed stalker of a band played by Fat White Family in the new video for ‘Sweet Saturn Mine’ by The Moonlandingz.
The Moonlandingz is a collaborative project between Fat White Family and Maxine Peake’s Eccentronic Research Council who are scheduled to release The Moonlandingz EP on 16th March via Fat White Family-run label…
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REVIEW: Amon Amarth @ 1865, Southampton
On a freezing cold January evening in Southampton, there is a queue of people that stretches around what seems like a dingy warehouse with its rusty red bricks and slated roof. Actually the building is the 1865, an intimate entertainment venue. But the only indication that the Finnish Viking metallers Amon Amarthare playing here tonight is the metal looking car parked outside with flames on the…
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Review: Blind Guardian - Beyond The Red Mirror
Blind Guardian have always been known for their over the top power metal, but their tenth studio album Beyond the Red Mirror, is another level of melodramatic. Don’t let that put you off though, that is how the music is supposed to be. Germany’s premier power metal band have drawn in the talent of three European choirs and two grand orchestras – both made up of 90 talented musicians – to enhance…
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Review: Peace - Happy People
Review: Peace – Happy People
Since the release of their debut album In Love it’s clear that dandyish Midlands-based indie pop act Peace have a distinct knack for churning out typical pop songs with an indie twist. In Love was an album that encapsulated happiness, which lead to positive thinking. That album had its clear influences and now Peace are back with their second album entitled Happy People and as the title which…
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Bestival Announce First Wave Of Acts
The Summer Of Love is approaching – Bestival have announced the first wave of acts set to play at this year’s festival.
Joining Saturday night headliners The Chemical Brothers are Underworld, Duran Duran, Tame Impala, Jungle, Jurassic 5, Flying Lotus, Jamie xx, Kate Tempest, Boy Better Know, Todd Tejre, Future Islands, Action Bronson, Young Fathers, Pond, Rae Morris, Lapsley, Shura and former…
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REVIEW: Mount Eerie - Sauna
Phil Elverum is a man seemingly fascinated by the world at large, constantly evolving through lyricism and sound as the planet decays around him. What was once thought to be nature romanticism has become something fuller, more encompassing of Elverum’s distinct view of the world. His output has been propelled by a passion for language and musicianship, with his seventh full-length album as Mount…
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REVIEW: Zoax - Is Everybody Listening EP
Swarming in from their second EP, the London rocker’s Zoax have come out with even more groovy swaying mixes of alternative rock music, pocketed with eruptions of screams. Is Everybody Listening without a doubt conquests all EPs for 2015.
The five-piece experimental don’t only produce this unique sound on record but trail this outburst of echoes into their live performances which puts Broadway…
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