Q: What does a kazoo, a mariachi band, a set of bagpipes and three hirsute Scotsmen have in common?
A: They all appear on the new Biffy Clyro double record, “Opposites”
Q: What does a kazoo, a mariachi band, a set of bagpipes and three hirsute Scotsmen have in common?
A: They all appear on the new Biffy Clyro double record, “Opposites”
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Palma Violets have only been kicking around for a couple of years, and the London quartet’s first release, 180, is definitely one worth hearing. The band have seemingly meshed grungy, washed out guitar, punk-style drums, plodding surf bass, 80’s post-punk vocals and both modern and classic keyboard to create an aural experiment that has paid off!
Located opposite an airbase, I was not sure what to expect; would conversation even be possible here?
I squeezed some juicy Old Time in this week as well as a local bonus track; check it out! February 27th
Stay off the juice!
The defining post-hardcore band of my time, Alexisonfire, say farewell to their Australian fans (and USA don't get too:) )
Kick the habit, son
Enter Shikari's signature blend of hardcore and electronica is kicking goals.
The cock capturer girls from Geordie Shore try something a little bit different.
20th February
Get Excited, Seriously