Written by Mark Garnett Friday, 12 March 2010 18:12
With only a year between them, RevCo follow up last year’s 'Sex-O Olympic-O' with the aptly named 'Got Cock?' On this album the band get cockier, with their tongue-in-cheek attack on the style that the founding members of the band helped to create - it's no surprise then that they've still got Ministry’s Al Jourgensen at the helm and, that this album exudes a immense 'don’t give a f**k' attitude, for the most part, it works well.
Written by John Arthur Friday, 12 March 2010 00:00
Here at SPHERE we like to support the scene no matter how big the band or how obscure the sub-genre. Therefore, getting an exclusive listen to the debut EP by up-and-coming artist Z (produced by Ade Fenton, no less) is something we heartily approve of...
Written by Ricko Walsh and Olivia Fanaroko / Image: Olivia Fanaroko Monday, 08 March 2010 03:34
We all know at a Fightstar show that your ears will take a beating, your feet will hurt and your throat will be sore but not tonight, MTV presents Fightstar gone acoustic. And yes, just like what they've all told you before, it is almost like having the band right there in your own living room, with instruments, chairs and a bunch of people that you don't know...
Read more: Live Review: MTV Presents - Fightstar [Dingwalls, London] March 4, 2010
Written by Andreas Torneberg Saturday, 06 March 2010 20:42
Usually the halo effect is an error to have a wrong recognition of a person’s trait or situation’s interpretation. Halo Effect the band from Rome use their name to reflect upon their style of music which reminds in part of dance music from the 80s. 'Hammer The Gear' starts with simple melodic loops and some easy going drum lines. All, based on electronic programming that's poppy and danceable, but a little monotonous and it doesn't really develop in the following tracks.
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