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Gig review: BERNIE MARSDEN/Kris Barras Band/Hollowstar, Tramshed, Cardiff, 13 September 2019
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Gig review: DAN BAIRD AND HOMEMADE SIN, JASON AND THE SCORCHERS, KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERS – Shepherds Bush Empire, London, 6 September 2019
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Gig review: BLUES CARAVAN 2019 (Ina Forsman, Ally Venable, Katarina Pejak), The Iron Road, Pershore, 13 September 2019
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Gig review: FISH – Craigiehill Fest, Perth, 31 August 2019
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Gig review: STONEDEAF FESTIVAL – Newark Showground, 24 August 2019
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Tag Archives: Dead Can Dance
Album review: GLITTER MACHINE – Hanging Out For Fame
Pete Feenstra chatted to Glitter Machine’s John McKeown on Get Ready to ROCK! Radio with tracks from the new album (Sunday 19 May, 20:00 GMT) Two Nine Records [Release date 15.03.19] Glitter Machine is an art rock band that embraces … Continue reading
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Tagged album, ambient, art rock, Brendan Perry, Brian Eno, David Bowie, Dead Can Dance, Dom McGuiness, electronica, Glitter Machine, Goth Rock, Hanging Out For Fame, hard rock, James Blood Ulmer, John Lydon, John McKeown, Lou Reed, Metal Machine Music, Muse, Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark, Paul Stone, Psychedelic Rock, review, Rick Hornby, rock, soundscapes, the Everly Brothers
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Album review: THE APOCALYPSE BLUES REVUE – The Shape Of Blues To Come
Provogue [Release date 20.07.18] ‘The Shape Of Blues To Come’ is a conceptual titled album that pushes the blues envelope into unexpected directions The Apocalypse Blues Revue is a head-on collision between metal (Shannon Larkin and Tony Rombola from Godsmack)and … Continue reading
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Tagged album, blues, Brian Carpenter, David Gilmour, Dead Can Dance, Godsmack, goth, Jim Morrison, metal, Pink Floyd, Ray "Rafer John" Cerbone, review, rock, Shannon Larkin, Stevie Ray Vaughan, The Apocalypse Blues Revue, The Shape Of Blues To Come, Tony Rombola
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Album review: MICHAEL LANDAU – Rock Bottom
Provogue [Release date 23.02.18] From the free form intro of ‘Squirrels’ to the Noirish spoken word intro and melodic resolution of ‘Speak Now, Make Your Peace’, Michael Landau takes up on a complex musical journey that promises much and delivers … Continue reading
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Tagged album, BB King, blues, Brendan Perry, David Frazee, David Garfield, Dead Can Dance, fusion, guitar, jazz, Jim Morrison, John Cale, Joni Mitchell, Karizma, Michael Landau, Miles Davis, Pink Floyd, review, rock, Rock Bottom
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Album review: THE MUTANTS – Your Desert My Mind
Killer Tracks [Release date 23.09.16] Fortified by a mission statement that reads: “The Mutants take to the underworld to plot and scheme with their network of punks, hippies, dandies, rude boys, lowlifes and degenerates to hatch a diabolical plan to … Continue reading
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Tagged album, Bingo Richey, Brent DeBoer, Chris Constantinou, Chris Goss, David Catching, Dead Can Dance, desert rock, Eagles of Death Metal, Hawkwind, Iggy Pop, New Wave, Peter Holmstrom, Primal Scream, psychedelia, punk, Queens of The Stoneage, Rat Scabies, review, Sean Wheeler, Space, stoner rock, The Dandy Warhols, The Mutants, The Psychedelic Furs, Victoria Williams, Wild Man Fischer, Your Desert My Mind, Zia McCabe
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Album Review: TUVAL CAIN – Forging The Future
Master’s Forge Records – [Release Date: 22.08.13] This is a prog rock album with as many musical twist and turns, as there are dichotomous themes. The subject matter shifts from the micro, through relationship songs, to the macro of biblical themes, … Continue reading
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Tagged Avi Chen, blues, Brendan Perry, David Lawrence Kuhn, Dead Can Dance, Dor Nagar, Forging The Future, Guy Wittenberg, Jethro Tull, King Crimson, Noam Hartmann, Pink Floyd, prog rock, review, Traffic, Tuval Cain, Yuval Cain
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Album review: THE PETER ULRICH COLLABORATION – The Painted Caravan
Market Square Records [Release date 11.03.13] www.marketsquarerecords.co.uk There is a certain ethereal quality in this album, an eclectic mix for sure from the percussionist Peter Ulrich who featured in cult bands Dead Can Dance and This Mortal Coil. If Ulrich’s … Continue reading
DEAD CAN DANCE tour dates and TANGERINE DREAM London show
DEAD CAN DANCE 19th Sept HCTAT Istanbul 21st Sept Earth Theatre Thessaloniki 23rd Sept Lycabetus Theatre Athens 25th Sept MCV Utrecht 27th Sept Grand Rex Paris 29th Sept Cirque Royal Brussels 1st Oct Alte Oper Frankfurt 3rd Oct Tempodrom Berlin … Continue reading
