Monthly Archives: June 2021
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Danish bands Concerning Ambiguity & Demersal offer screamo, metalcore and more on a new split
Two screaming Danish bands, Regarding ambiguity and Demersal, have just released a new killer split EP on Zegema Beach / Tomb Tree Tapes (order yours). Talk ... -
US and UK leaders discuss Harry Dunn’s death; Peru’s presidential campaign
The leaders of the United States and the United Kingdom discussed the tragic death of Harry Dunn. Meanwhile, the Peruvian presidential election is taking place on ... -
“Mole’s World” game fuels Chinese nostalgia
An illustrated photo shows a user playing the game “Mole’s World” on a smartphone in Beijing. AFP A re-release of one of Asia’s most beloved video ... -
Olde Schoolhouse Ready to Rock – The Durango Herald
It is the first concert hall in northern La Plata County. Despite its inability to accommodate hundreds of music lovers due to its size and the ... -
An inspiring selection from Orbital as they celebrate their 30th anniversary
Orbital ELECTRONICS legends celebrate their 30th anniversary with a special DJ set at Life In The Park on June 27. 2 Phil and Paul Hartnoll With ... -
Spring sets from Fleetwood Mac, the Who and more
The past three months haven’t delivered a huge amount of re-releases and archival recordings, but there have been some great records nonetheless. The usual assortment of ... -
Lee Rocker: “Elvis was like Batman or Superman when I was little – before I even knew his music. It’s so raw “
Rockabilly bass is alive and well and thriving in the hands of Lee Rocker, bassist and solo artist of the Stray Cats for four decades and ... -
In-depth US podcast covers Winnipeg’s Propagandhi
For two guys living in the United States, Greg Soden and Keith Gough have spent a lot of time in Winnipeg over the past 12 months. ... -
After almost doing it big – twice – the Jersey band’s musical fraternity continues to rock
Even seasoned songwriters like Steve and Brian Butler – the South Jersey siblings behind rock bands Quincy and Smash Palace – would struggle to tell their ... -
Mammoth WVH, ‘Mammoth WVH’: album review
Wolfgang Van Halen lives up to his last name while forging a distinct identity and sound on his debut album, Mammoth WVH. It’s a pretty narrow ...
