Classic Rock Reviews
Elton John | Foy Vance: Lincolnshire Showground – live review
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Put simply he sounds bloody marvellous and he keeps sounding bloody marvellous for over two hours
Todd Rundgren: Live at the Forum London 1994 – album review
Todd Rundgren Live at the Forum London 1994 Esoteric Recordings Double CD Out now. American music fans have always seen Todd Rundgren as a visionary and on this album...
The Migrant: Flood – album review
The Migrant: Flood (Rockpie) LP/CD/DL Available 11/12/2015 7/10 Released via new Cardiff imprint, Rockpie, The Flood is Denmark's The Migrant's third album. Simon Tucker reviews. It's not hard to...
The Spewmen: War – album review
The Spewmen - War (Closer Records) CD/DL/Vinyl Rating: 8/10 Available now Joe Whyte reports on The Spewmen's album release and finds something a little out of the ordinary from...
Recent Ace Records Releases by Ian Johnston – Sept 2015
Ian Johnston brings us his latest round-up of vital releases from Ace Records, probably the best re-issue label in the world.
Motorhead: Bad Magic – album review
Motorhead Bad Magic (UDR Records) Out Now Prolific UK metallers Motorhead return with another album. Louder Than War's Martin Haslam reviews. Another year, another Motorhead album? Well, yes,...
Michael Head Of The Pale Fountains And Shack, Returns With A Raft Of Re-Releases And Rarities
Michael Head of The Pale Fountains and Shack, returns with a raft of re-releases and rarities.
Holy Holy: Live The Man Who Sold The World! – album review
Holy Holy - Live The Man Who Sold The World! CD | DL | LP Out Now A live recording of Tony Visconti And Woody Woodmansey's band, Holy Holy,...
Graham Parker and The Rumour: Mystery Glue – album review
New album from '70s nearly man Graham Parker proves to be a real good 'un. Joe Whyte reviews.
Josh Rouse: Kings Place, London – live review
Josh Rouse returned to London to promote his recently released LP "The Embers Of Time"
Status Quo | Terry And Gerry: Sheffield City Hall – live and picture review
Sheffield takes a break from the snooker to welcome the legendary (and of course mighty) rockers Status Quo with skiffle aces Terry and Gerry in support.
Tony O’Malley | The Standard Lamps: Half Moon, Putney, London – live review
UK soul legend Tony O'Malley and newcomers The Standard Lamps play at one of London's best music venues.
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Fader: In Shadow – album review
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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...
