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When Generation Sex took the stage, it was as if punk royalty came alive — from Billy Idol’s iconic voice to Paul Cook’s rhythmic mastery,
Walking into the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire felt like a massive family reunion for people who refuse to grow up. You look around and see
I missed The Saints the first time around. Bob Geldof once said they basically invented punk rock, which always felt like typical Geldof hyperbole until
Replenish. What an album to hear live. Fucking wow. It’s hard to believe it’s been nearly thirty years since Reef dropped their debut in 1995.
The Chameleons at the Electric Ballroom on 14 November felt like a band walking out of the fog with purpose. New album tour shows can
Forty years in, The Young Gods still sound like they’ve hacked the future. Formed in Switzerland in the mid-80s, they rewired the idea of what
German power metal legends Helloween stormed into London’s Eventim Apollo for their 40th anniversary tour and left no doubt that they’re still the kings of
Eighteen Visions tore through Obsession at the Kentish Town Forum like no time had passed. The crowd was ready from the first note of the
Some nights at the Underworld feel like stepping into a living shrine to hard rock, and this was one of them. Spread Eagle opened the
The Dead Daisies rolled into Islington Assembly Hall on a Wednesday night and turned it into a proper rock show. I have seen them seven
Portland’s Unto Others just proved that evolution doesn’t require abandoning your DNA. They ripped through a set that bounced between vintage thrash brutality and goth
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