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Guns N’ Roses: Appetite For Destruction – reissue review"
Guns N’ Roses: Appetite For Destruction Various Formats Available Now! Seminal rock LP, Appetite For Destruction gets the expansive reissue treatment. Simon Tucker takes us through his personal relationship with the album. Nothing compares to your first. So they say. As we travel through life in a series of first-times, we chase and claw trying […]
Bang Bang Romeo – Manchester, Club Academy"
Louder Than War grabbed a quick chat with Doncaster’s Bang Bang Romeo before their gig at Manchester’s Club Academy on Sunday night. Nigel Carr reports back while David Gleave took the photos!
Robert Plant: Carry Fire – album review"
Robert Plant – Carry Fire. A slow burner, but well worth a listen. Review by Jon Kean.
Trans AM: California Hotel – album review"
US electro-rockers Trans AM return with new album. Jay Stansfield of All Hail Hyena reviews.
Warren Haynes: The 1865 Southampton – live review"
Warren Haynes The 1865 Southampton 19 July 2016 Live review Warren Haynes can only be described as a guitar legend. Having played in the most important “jam-bands” on the planet Haynes has taken some time to concentrate on solo work and after releasing the critically acclaimed Ashes & Dust album last year Warren has brought […]
