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Gaffa Tape Sandy - Hold My Hand, God Damn It | Album Review
Your cart is Empty You can add stuff by RELEASE REVIEW It’s apt that this is dropping on the final day of the Spring months. Angry, sharp, frustrated but indisputably warm, the full length from Gaffa Tape Sandy is the soundtrack to a summer of discontent. The long awaited follow up to the band’s 2019 EP Family Mammal, Hold My Hand, God Damn It – like the name implies – is a bit of a demanding and aggressive record. But given the circumstances it has every right to be.
Cherym – Take It Or Leave It | Album Review - Noizze UK | Live Music | Reviews | Interviews | Podcasts
Your cart is Empty You can add stuff by RELEASE REVIEW Honestly, you’re not going to want to leave this. Originally forming as a kick-back against the male dominated punk scene found within their native Northern Ireland, Cherym are a band fulled by a personal mission statement, a declaration composed of two unique intentions. The first, is to release music that highlights the culturally ingrained prejudice against women and non-binary people within Generation Z.
Doom Loop: Track By Track with Dream Nails
There’s plenty of brilliant bands kicking toxic masculinity out the punk scene in favour of a more inclusive and joyous space. But as their new record Doom Loop highlights, Dream Nails are far more than just another band. Comprised of Anya Pearson (Guitar), Mimi Jasson (Bass), Ishmael Kirby (Vocals) and Lucy Katz (Drums), since their inception the queerpunk quartet have been a beacon of hope, joy and change.
Creeper, Blood Command, Polaris and More: New Noizze – The 17 Must-Listen Tracks Of The Week - Noizze UK | Live Music | Reviews | Interviews | Podcasts
Hungover? Dreading the work week? Still waiting in a festival car park? Here's the best singles of the week for some escapism. Creeper – Cry to Heaven Southampton’s horror punks turned 80s goth merchants Creeper return with ‘Cry To Heaven’, the first offering from their forthcoming third studio album Sanguivore and with it comes more vampiric goodness.
Better Lovers, Lambrini Girls, Sleep Token, Skindred and More: New Noizze – The 19 Must-Listen Tracks Of The Week - Noizze UK | Live Music | Reviews | Interviews | Podcasts
Big 'un this week. Here's the best 19 singles released this week. Better Lovers – 30 Under 13 What do you get when you mix the best parts of Every Time I Die and The Dillinger Escape Plan, and throw Will Putney in the mix for good measure? You get Better Lovers and their debut single ’30 Under 13′, which is without a doubt one of the hardest singles of the year.
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Shade of the Living Light, with gold leaf and pencil scoring
The Anatomy Of Birthmarks | The Artists Behind The Band
Self-released just this Friday last, And The Rain Stopped - the debut from London based alt-rock trio Birthmarks - is a stellar offering that is essentially impossible within a singular stylistic pigeonhole. Within the suave and seductive long play Birthmarks discuss their open relationships with anxiety, loss, sex and obsession through a myriad of inspirations including, emo, trip-hop, electronica and more.
Introducing...John | Music News, Interview & Reviews | Noizze | United Kingdom
There’s a common misconception that the more members a band has, the louder and greater the respective output. Sure, artists such as Slipknot, Rammstein and Godspeed You! Black Emperor are certainly capable of producing quite the racket. But sometimes all you need is two people, a battered drum kit, a trusty guitar and a shared sense of creativity and integrity. Cassels have proved this. Cultdreams have proved this. Haggard Cat have proved this. John are also proving this.
Behave! Festival Announces Full Lineup!
When you think of Cornwall what do you think of? Picturesque landscapes, cosy coastal towns and countless bakeries claiming to sell the best Cornish pasties most likely. Probably not unpredictable time signatures, polyrhythmic textures and riffs so dense they could rival the mass of the biggest neutron stars. However, Behave! Festival is here to challenge that.
Frontiers - Diptych By Dan Hillier
Description + ‘Frontier - Diptych’ is a Silkscreen Print by digital collage artist Dan Hillier. Printed onto 300gsm Somerset Soft White Textured Paper, the print is from a limited edition of 150 and is signed and numbered by the artist. These two prints are 56 x 76 each only sold as a pair. Details Contemporary artist Dan Hillier merges the old with the new to exquisite effect.
2000 Trees Festival news: If you were lucky enough to be at Frank Turner tonight you’ll know that word is…
ðŒ³ January’s almost over and we’re inching ever closer to the biggest 2000trees yet!! We've only just got started on revealing what’s to come... ð‘€ ðŒ³ Not got a ticket yet? Change that at bit.ly/Trees19 ... See MoreSee Less
4 fantastic events to celebrate Burns Night in Surrey
PUBLISHED: 15:57 08 January 2019 | UPDATED: 15:57 08 January 2019 Dan Hillier Shaiith/Getty Images/iStockphoto Shaiith January 25 marks Burns Night; an evening celebration of the great late Scottish poet Robert Burns. Many venues in Surrey will be hosting an array of celebrations to mark this cultural tradition, with more than enough haggis to go around. We pick our top events taking place in 2018 Email this article to a friend To send a link to this page you must be logged in.
Dan Hillier Limited Edition Art Prints
Dan Hillier art prints & posters, available now at artrepublic.com Dan Hillier was thrust into the general public's attention in 2014, when his stunning image 'Pachamama' was used by Brighton band 'Royal Blood' - on the cover of their chart topping debut album. His style is mainly made up of collages created from bits and pieces of old Victorian prints, which he sources from 1800 woodcuts, engravings, anatomical drawings and various illustrations.
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Where to go in Surrey for Burns Night
January 25 marks Burns Night; an evening celebration of the great late Scottish poet Robert Burns. Many venues in Surrey will be hosting an array of celebrations to mark this cultural tradition, with more than enough haggis to go around. We pick our top events taking place in 2018 On Saturday 27 January, Denbies Estate will be opening its doors for the annual Burns Night celebration.
Dan Hillier on working with Alan Moore on a gorgeous limited edition of "The Call of Cthulhu" for the Folio Society
Dan Hillier on working with Alan Moore on a gorgeous limited edition of "The Call of Cthulhu" for the Folio Society I was approached by The Folio Society last year to see if I would be up for working on some illustrations for their planned collection of stories from H.P. Lovecraft, 'The Call of Cthulhu & Other Weird Stories', and after a bit of figuring out whether I'd be able to do it justice, due to having preparations for a solo show on the boil at the same time, I jumped right in and...
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