Psychedelic Rock Interviews
The Vryll Society: The Albert Hall, Manchester – interview and live review
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The Vryll Society The Albert Hall, Manchester 27th February 2016 Interview with Mike Ellis and gig review The Vryll Society is a young progressive rock band from Liverpool. Their...
The Roz Bruce Infusion: Goodbye to Love – album review
The Roz Bruce Infusion: Goodbye to Love (PLEDGE) CD | DL Available to pre-order 7/10 Louder Than War's Sophie Sparham reviews The Roz Bruce Infusion's latest album. The Roz...
Purson: Interview with Rosalie Cunningham
Purson are a young psychedelic/progressive rock band from Southend – Nigel Carr interviewed the band's leader Rosalie Cunningham at their recent gig in Bolton...
Purson: The Railway Venue, Bolton – live review
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The Railway Venue, Bolton 22 January 2016
Purson played The Railway Venue Bolton on Friday, Louder Than War's Nigel Carr (words) and Melanie Smith (photographs), were...
Interview: Matt Burr, The Black Delta Movement
Interview: Matt Burr, The Black Delta Movement 2015 has been an extremely interesting year for Hull band The Black Delta Movement. Having fully participated in...
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Fader: In Shadow – album review
Electronic, pop and experimental – it’s all here.
Dr Who – The Abominable Snowmen – album review
Dr Who The Abominable Snowmen brings to life a long lost episode of the much loved TV favourite. Matt Mead walks into a police box to review for Louder Than War.
Paul and The Tall Trees – So Long – album review
Paul & The Tall Trees release their new long player So Long on Big Crown records continuing their rapid clime to the upper echelons of soul. Matt Mead reviews the album for Louder Than War.
The Sisters Of Mercy: Roundhouse, London – live review
The realisation that Eldritch is still a magnificent mystery is present amongst the crowd and The Sisters Of Mercy remain, on any Eldritch line up, in the skin. I hope he never changes.Shuffling out, I notice that everybody is smiling. There is jubilance in the dark.
Ronnie Burns: This Is Ronnie Burns – album review
Ronnie Burns - This Is Ronnie Burns RPM CD/DL Released 20 September 2019 Compilation of the works of...
