Pure Cult focuses on the halycon moments of the Cult's career, be it the early Gothic tones of Spiritwalker , the psychedelic delight of...
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Lost in Translation: The Pogues, Japan 2011
Cast to the miracle of Fuji Rock in 2005, Drunken Angel comes back that we really the first time in six years since the tour alone in ...
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Album Review, Guns N' Roses, "Use Your Illusion 1&2"
Well, after a ridiculous amount of hype that probably saw the death of a forest of trees to print it on and enough controversy to put I...
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Preview: The Pogues, Japan 2012
Turning Tokyo into a dirty old town Long before Pete Doherty and Amy Winehouse got a reputation for falling around London in drugged a...
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Album Review, Dream Theater, "A Dramatic Turn of Events"
Dream Theater's 11th 'altar offering' proves to be less 'sacrificial' than first thought after the departure of Mike Por...
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Interview: Jon Stevens & Stuart Fraser, Noiseworks
NOISEWORKS are hardly a household name over here in the UK. It's in sharp contrast to their status in Australia, where the guys hav...
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Press Image: Arch Enemy
A 2012 press photo of lead guitarist Micahel Amott and singer Angela Gossow of Swedish/German melodic death metal band Arch Enemy. The...
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Live Review: Judas Priest, Budokan, 17th Feb, 2012
Two hours and twenty minutes of pummelling, shriek-filled, melodic metal, topped off with a version of Living After Midnight that be...
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Album Review: Chris Cornell, "Songbook"
This is an acoustic live album, but of course you don't get a voice like Chris Cornell's by just singing acoustic. As demonstrat...
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"They Can't Take Away My Dignity"
After several painful years of committing what may be called slow-motion suicide, pop singer Whitney Houston has perished at the age of 48,...
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Photo: Lady Gaga at Yokohama Arena
Lady Gaga in the midst of one of her energetic dance routines during a show at Yokohama Arena, Japan, on 17th April, 2010. The song was...
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Album Review: YES, "Fly From Here"
Virtuoso prog-rock legends YES are back with their first studio offering in 10 years. Produced by former frontman Trevor Horn, Fly From ...
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