Supporting the grassroots to the stadium-fillers in the world of rock and metal!
I don’t need to go into what an unbelievable shit-storm this year has been for everyone, so I will just get straight on with mentioning some of the positive things that have got me through. Favourite Albums: Trivium – What The Dead Men Say Sólstafir – Endless Twilight of Codependent Love Mountain Caller – Chronicle I: … Continue reading 2020 Crew Review: Katie Frost – Photo Editor
Our in-house Photo Editor is the first to regale us with her “Best of” picks for 2018. We’ve plenty more to follow as we all give our opinions and if past years are anything to go by, we’ll all come up with something very different! Agree / disagree? Comment on here or facebook with your … Continue reading 2018 Crew Review: Katie Frost – Photo Editor
Carrying on with my theme of looking at different parts of the music industry, I decided to look within Moshville Times at people who create memories and capture breathtaking moments for every person who appreciates their music. This could be from someone that attended the gig and was looking for a memory of seeing their … Continue reading Interview: Photographer for Moshville Times – Katie Frost
Photographer and music-lover; everything from acoustic singer-songwriter stuff, through pop-punk to rock and metal. I have a particular soft-spot for female-fronted bands, Scandinavian bearded men, sleazy 80’s stadium rock, and anything with a self-indulgent guitar solo. From: London Preferred genres: Rock / Metal / Pop-Punk 5 Favourite bands: The Rolling Stones, Rammstein, Marmozets, PVRIS & … Continue reading Katie Frost (Photo Editor)
Another of the many interviews we did at Bloodstock. Deitus opened the RJD for a very sunny Saturday! Header image by Katie Frost Deitus: facebook | instagram | bandcamp | spotify | youtube
Once more, given the number of bands I didn’t see at Bloodstock I’m going to waffle on a bit about the handful I did catch, commiserate about the ones I didn’t, and spend more time telling you how great everything else was about Bloodstock and therefore why you should book your ticket for next year. Assuming … Continue reading Bloodstock 2024 Review: Saturday / Sunday (Mosh’s View)
