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Skynd: True Crime Music that Will Haunt You

Who knew true crime could be a genre in music? Well, it is, and in the hands of Skynd, it’s seriously impressive.

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Massive Wagons Shake Shepherd's Bush Empire

It's really hard to pin down the sound of Massive Wagons, but if you put a metaphorical gun to my head, I'd have to say they're what would happen if Cheap Trick and Blink 182 got hammered in a Lancashire pub and started a crusade to bring back arena rock

Read More Sonic Warfare at the Royal Albert: The Cult Turns 40 and Proves They're Immortal 🔥
Historic London venue becomes temple of rock as Astbury & Duffy deliver a masterclass in ageless power

Read More Fantastic Negrito at Islington Assembly Hall: Funk’s Fiercest Storyteller at His Peak
Fifteen years of following this man’s music, and last night at Islington Assembly Hall, Fantastic Negrito showed me he’s still got cards up his sleeve. Third London show I’ve caught, and let me tell you – this wasn’t just another night of blues and funk. This was Xavier operating at frequencies I didn’t know existed.

Read More When Worlds Collide: Jesus Jones and EMF Prove the 90s Never Left
In what could only be described as a dream ticket for anyone who lived through the golden age of British alternative rock, Jesus Jones and EMF took to the stage at London’s O2 Forum Kentish Town for a co-headlining show that defied both expectations and time itself. The inevitable comparisons between these two titans of the 90s dance-rock scene miss the point entirely – this wasn’t about who wore the crown, but rather a celebration of how two distinctly different approaches to mixing electronics with guitar music could both capture the zeitgeist of an era.

Read More Devil’s Road to Camden: Spread Eagle Proves Metal Never Dies
1993: A pivotal year in music history. Nirvana's "Nevermind" had exploded onto the scene in 1991, and by '93, the grunge revolution was in full swing. But amidst this seismic shift, some hard rock bands were quietly creating masterpieces – only to be overlooked by labels chasing the next big trend.

Read More God Save The Sex Pistols: Frank Carter Breathes New Fire Into Punk Legends

The Sex Pistols just rewrote punk history at Manchester's O2 Academy, and I had a front-row seat to the madness. With Frank Carter stepping in for John Lydon, what could have been a mere nostalgia act turned into something transcendent.

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