The Royal Albert Hall has become like a second home to ERIC CLAPTON. For God-knows-how-many years running, the month of February has see...
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Revenge Recommends: "They Warned Us About People Like You" by The Karen
Don't know who this guy is, but he does these brilliant improvisations based on a bit of video of someone ranting away, turning them int...
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Preview: The Dark Side, Fuzztones, Thee Hypnotics, Goat
THE DARK SIDE and the FUZZTONES are on the Situation Two label. Beggar's Banquet distribute their records and promote them. The Dark ...
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Interview: Iggy Pop
Iggy's inner artist The heroin addiction, the public self-flagellation and penis-baring, the rumors of bisexuality...these are on...
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Book Review: "Me, Alice: The Autobiography of Alice Cooper" - Alice Cooper and Steve Gaines
As a hardcore Alice Cooper fan, I was first surprised to learn that Alice Cooper even wrote – or, rather, dictated – a memoir back in 19...
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Album Review: Teardrop Explodes "Kilimanjaro"
I've had this nestling, relatively unlistened to, in my CD collection for some time. It's the big debut album by THE TEARDROP EX...
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Album Review: GG Allin, "Always Was, Is, and Always Shall Be"
Anyone vaguely familiar with GG Allin probably only knows him as that disgusting punk rocker who takes a shit onstage. And, I suppose, t...
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Live Review: Bruce Dickinson, The Hummingbird, Birmingham, June 26th, 1990
This gig was almost a 'maiden over,' to use a cricketing term. The audience made it clear they were there for Bruce Dickinson, a...
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Interview: Richard Archer, Hard-Fi
British rock band Hard-Fi Lives Up to the Hype Obsessed with the need for short-term profits rather than long-term gains, the British...
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The Secret History of Suggs From Madness
Suggs (on the right) in an MA jacket Suggs is a pretty big name in the UK, and his band MADNESS is regarded as one of the defining groups of...
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Video: The Smiths Debut Five New Songs at the Irvine Magnum in 1985
On September 22, 1985, The Smiths played the Magnum Leisure Centre in Ayrshire, Scotland, a rather out-of-the-way venue. With the pressure o...
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Album Review: Accept, "Too Mean to Die"
This here new ACCEPT album, Too Mean to Die , is literally nearly exactly what I expected with almost no surprises whatsoever. It’s the aura...
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Photos: PiL in Tokyo 2013
Some images taken at PiL's Tokyo gig on 6th April, 2013. This took place at Shibuya AX, a venue that was situated at the edge of Yoyog...
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Album Review: Iron Maiden, "Killers"
It’s been 40 years since Iron Maiden released their best studio album, Killers . It’s hard to believe there was a time during the band’s len...
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Video: Metal Mythos: ANTHEM (アンセム)
Anthem, the Japanese Judas Priest. Never heard of 'em? Actually, neither have we. Don't have anything better to do on a Saturday eve...
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Album Review, Billy Idol, "Cyberpunk"
Our Bill rides off into the LA sunset and comes a cropper, convalesces with a computer to keep him company and writes an LP influenced by hi...
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INTERVIEW: STEVE HOWE, YES
Clear Air Turbulence Veteran YES guitarist Steve Howe explains the emotional expression behind his playing with veteran Prog Rocker Mike Har...
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Revenge Recommends: "No Love Lost" by Warsaw
Warsaw was Joy Division's earlier monicker, and this potent track, No Love Lost , with a pummeling three-minute instrumental lead-in, ...
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