Want to promote a tour? Get all the bands involved to work on a single together. We've seen a few bands do this before (hell, Bowling for Soup, The Dollyrots and Patent Pending made an EP out of a similar project), but not all of them are as good as this. As someone has already … Continue reading Machine Head drop new single “These Scars Won’t Define Us” feat. In Flames, Lacuna Coil, & Unearth
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Festival Review: Hellfest 2024 – Day 2 (Hayley’s View)
It was a later start to day two of Hellfest later than planned, mainly due to our photographer Gavin’s dodgy knee giving him more problems which meant a more gentile stroll to the venue on yet another blisteringly hot day, something that the festival has become well known for. Unlike in the UK there is … Continue reading Festival Review: Hellfest 2024 – Day 2 (Hayley’s View)
Gig Review: Machine Head / The Colony – SWG3 Galvanizers, Glasgow (17th June 2024)
Tonight I had the choice of several events. Amongst these were a concert put on by many of the pupils I work with, and Foo Fighters at a stupidly big stadium. Or there was Machine Head. Really, no contest. Much as I'd like to see the Foos for the second time in 30 years, I … Continue reading Gig Review: Machine Head / The Colony – SWG3 Galvanizers, Glasgow (17th June 2024)
2022 Year In Review: Mosh
Given I run this thing I suppose I should rattle off some words as the clock ticks down (up?) to midnight and for some reason we decide that a fresh sheet of life-paper is plopped in front of us as January 1st suddenly appears. 2022 has been a roller coaster for me. For personal reasons … Continue reading 2022 Year In Review: Mosh
2022 Year In Review: Paul
When the Boss sent a message asking for reflections of 2022, I put my thinking cap on and wondered about topics that I could cover. It’s been a cracking year for rock and metal, with resurgences in prog, thrash, death, and classic rock to name but four of the many genres we love. I covered … Continue reading 2022 Year In Review: Paul
Bloodstock 2022: Sean M’s Eye View (Part 1)
This year’s Bloodstock felt like such a long time coming for me. I missed last year due to another commitment and before June I hadn’t been to a metal show since before lockdown. As soon as Mosh approved my request to join Team Moshville this year, I started getting excited for the festival. Fast forward … Continue reading Bloodstock 2022: Sean M’s Eye View (Part 1)