Southeast Powerpop/Rock/Post Hardcore act We Caught the Castle have a new LP out called Time to Grow. Having had a good listen in full I can confirm it is rather good! They employ an idea few bands use where they open with an instrumental track that melds nicely into track 2 and title track ‘Time to Grow’. Deliberate or accidental? You decide! Either way it works.
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Including dates in Bournemouth and Portsmouth in November
Motorhead, dubbed the hardest working band in rock n roll, have confirmed that their annual run of UK dates will, as always, be taking place this November and this time they’re bringing the mighty Anthrax with them. Motorhead tickets went on general sale at 9am on Friday 27th April available from http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk or http://www.livenation.co.uk.
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We seem to be spreading our wings here, French band Heavy Manic Souls have recently sent us a copy of their eponymous debut album, which is an 11 track blues fused heavy to classic rock which may prove hard for them to top! Now I would not have considered France to be a source of hard rocking guitar riffs, but I am happy to be proven wrong. And this album proves it without a shadow of doubt.
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Entering the new year armed with a sold out UK tour, two UK radio hits and a third album under their collective arm, The Subways will play a springtime UK tour, joined by Royal republic, and Turbowolf at the Old Firestation.
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A dreary and somewhat depressing hue had been thrown over Bournemouth over recent days. Facing the wet weather did not appear to be an issue for tonight’s gig goers. The old fire station in Bournemouth has been home to some amazing shows recently, my favourite being Frank Turner last year. Comparatively, both shows were sold out. Newton seems to have ducked off of the radar in recent times, not releasing any material since 2009.
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Initially I had no idea where to start with Reventure. They describe themselves as “Four piece Electronic/Hardcore band from Winchester”…they have a unique sound, mixing Dubstep and Trance with Hardcore Rock and metal, similar to “Enter Shikari”, and “Bring Me The Horizon”, and have released several self-made music videos which are on their YouTube channel.
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Friday 18th – Sunday 20th May 2012
Derbyshire’s biggest family friendly festival, and Winner of BEST INDEPENDENT FESTIVAL – AIM MUSIC AWARDS 2011.
Announcing Adam Ant & the Good, the Mad & the Lovely Posse
THE Damned | Dreadzone | Show Of Hands | Terrorvision | The Popes | The Selector | Radical Dance Faction | Dr & The Medics | 3 Daft Monkeys | System 7 | Pronghorn | Back To The Planet | Mas Dog Mcrae | King Pleasure & The Biscuit Boys | Credit To The Nation
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Featuring Kentucky Fight Club,The Gutter Rats, Slap Dash Picks and Tim Somerfield
It’s St. Georges day,its damp and inside The Winchester all is quiet! For this event,in its 3rd year I believe,its not looking good. The bands and girlfriends aside its sparse to say the least. Everything seems to have conspired against this night. Bad weather, a Monday night, even the Gutter Rats bassist has had to pull out through work! These facts aside the talent on offer is diverse and enjoyable. Opening is Tim “Afro Ninja” Somerfield who gives us a few originals and covers. He apologises for opening with a cover by Yank Rockers Kerbdog, on St. Georges night! We forgive him as he rattles through a confident set including the Foo’s “Everlong” and Chilli’s “Zephyr”. St. George would be proud!
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Ghostfest 2012 completes its biggest line up to date with the addition of Your Demise, Bleed From Within, Red Seas Fire and 12 more…
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On a thoroughly blustery, rainy Sunday we arrive just in time to catch the first band on tonight’s bill. Simply named “Me” these Aussie Retro-Rockers take to the stage. Imagine if you will a cloned Small Faces with Keith Moon on drums and this is the sight before you. As for the music there’s a whole mash-up of styles which (to me) begin in the early 70’s! Take a lead from any of the following-Sparks, T Rex, Queen, right through to Pulp, Muse, JJ72 (delete or add where appropriate) and still you only get half the picture!
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