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DIRTY MOTLEY CRUE
Date: 20-06-2008 | By Editor | Reps: 0
Motley Crue are back with a new 10-track album entitled ﾑThe Dirtﾒ to be released in mid-late 2008.
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DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN - The Corporation, Sheffield
Date: 23-06-2008 | By Editor | Reps: 0
I knew nothing about the support acts, so I was pleasantly surprised to fi nd Stolen Babies were an insane carnival show crossed with hardcore, while Between the Buried and Me were dense, technical hardcore/metal that appeared to have forgotten the tunes.
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ALBUM REVIEW - PLASTIC TOYS, ﾑFOR TONIGHT ONLYﾒ(Hill Valley Records)
Date: 24-06-2008 | By Editor | Reps: 0
Easily one of the British undergroundﾒs most exciting recent offerings Southampton upstarts Plastic Toysﾒ inaugural album will be a hotly anticipated release in some quarters.
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THE NEW JUNE/JULY 2008 Issue 10 OF ALTERNATIVE MAGAZINE IS OUT NOW!
Gary Numan delivers an intense live performance of tracks from his 'Jagged' album at the London Forum on this DVD. Recorded on 18 March 2006, the line-up of his backing band consists of Ade Orange, Ade Fenton, David Brooks, Richard Beasley and Steve Harris.
Going to see a band from your past is always something of a risk. 
Reviewing shows can be a weird. Sometimes you dont know if youll enjoy the show or end up clawing your own eyes out in frustration and boredom.
by hitting the stage heralded by Judas Priests Breaking the Law. 
This show could have gone so wrong. Static X albums tend to get mixed reviews. As a cultural force, Nu Metal isnt even the freshest corpse in the water. 
London is a city spoiled for live music and consequently known for its apathetic crowds. 
This was an eagerly anticipated appearance for NIN after the cancellation of the Birmingham date back in March due to an untimely case of laryngitis on behalf of the frontman.
Support for Puppy on the Mythrus tour was typically avant garde Sporting a cape and a big shiny-superhero pants over tights, Otto attacked the audience with a wall of noise, feedback and cartoon antics.