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Interviews

Interview with Blaze Bayley

July 2, 2013

To celebrate the fact that 2014 marks the 30th anniversary of Blaze Bayley being a singer, he will be releasing a best-of album in November of this year and then will be touring in the

CD Reviews

Funk In Funk Stairs – The Whole Picture Review

June 28, 2013

If you like your funk, you’ll love this. A very accessible release from Finland’s Funk In Funk Stairs.

CD Reviews

Medicated – Glasstrophobic EP Review

June 28, 2013

Medicated – Glasstrophobic EP 10/10 Glasstrophobic is an ambitious release from Finnish five-piece Medicated, which also happens to be their strongest release to date. Released at the end of November last year, this is a

CD Reviews

Dodgem-X – After The Horse Has Bolted review.

June 28, 2013

Dodgem-X – After The Horse Has Bolted 9/10 Dodgem-X’s After The Horse Has Bolted is a bit of a mini masterpiece. Noisy and energetic, the songs just get stuck in your head before you even realise

Live Reviews

Heart In Hand – Satans Hollow, Manchester 02/06/13

June 10, 2013

After being stuck in miles of traffic on the dual carriageway and subsequently not getting into Manchester by the time the doors had opened, I was a little worried that we’d missed some of the

Live Reviews

The St Pierre Snake Invasion – The North, Rhyl 07/06/13

June 10, 2013

Having recently moved back to North Wales from Cardiff, I have been on the lookout for decent local shows and the twitter account @northwalesgigs proved to be very useful in alerting me to the fact

CD Reviews

Lantern – It’s Amazing What You’ll Agree To When You’re On Fire Review

May 30, 2013

Released in 2006, It’s Amazing What You’ll Agree To When You’re On Fire was the second offering from North Walian five-piece Lantern. Consisting of thirteen tracks, it is an extremely strong mix of songs that look

Live Reviews

Rusty Shackle – Gwdihŵ, Cardiff, 23/05/13

May 29, 2013

It’s always a pleasure to see Rusty Shackle (10/10) live and they were on top form as they took to the stage at Gwdihŵ. Opening with an energetic rendition of John Henry, they powered through it