Tag: Jaz Coleman
Killing Joke : The Roundhouse, London – live review
Killing Joke Roundhouse, London November 17th 2018 Another Killing Joke review of another Killing Joke gig. This time Keith Goldhanger goes along to reminisce and put into...
Killing Joke DVD – Director Interview
We talk to Death and Resurrection Show film-maker Shaun Pettigrew Much more than a band, always an enigma and for many a way of...
Killing Joke – Manchester Ritz: Live Review
Killing Joke have never been more relevant - Dave Jennings ponders the best Killing Joke gig he has seen. They say that some things improve...
Killing Joke: The Singles Collection 1979-2012 (Box Set) – album review
Louder Than War review the new Killing Joke compilation, "The Singles Collection 1979-2012 (Box Set)".
Killing Joke: Corby – live review
"Killing Joke remain an irresistible force, seemingly capable of bottling lightning..."
LIVE
40 years ago R.E.M. played their first ever gig : our man was there and here is his review
In the early hours of the evening, several hundred people gathered around a collapsing episcopal church, only a short walk away from the university's main entrance.
INTERVIEWS
Perception Is The New Reality – Catching Up With IST IST Ahead of The Release of Their Debut Album
Manchester's most haunting and idiosyncratic band are gearing up to release their debut album Architecture. Louder Than War's Dave Beech caught up with them ahead of its release.
NEWS
LISTEN! Ed Blaney new single ‘Othello’ : it’s brilliant and bonkers
I've played it ten times in a row and it doesnt lose an ounce of its mystery and its directness or its powerful poetry or its power from its pounding drums and massive northern psych stained chorus
MEDIA
Kwaidan – film review
Kwaidan (1964)
Director: Masaki Kobayashi
Cast: Rentarō Mikuni, Keiko Kishi, Kazuo Nakamura
Run time: 183 mins
Format: Blu-ray
Language: Japanese (with optional...
FESTIVALS
Dark Music Days (Myrkir Músíkdagar), Iceland – festival review
Dark Music Days (Myrkir Músíkdagar)
Reykjavik, Iceland
26 January to 4 February 2020 Reykjavík's Dark Music Days midwinter festival has...
