The ÜK doomsters, who are built around former My Dying Bride/Vallenfyre/Solstice guitarist/vocalist Hamish Glencross and also feature former MDB/Solstice bandmate Shaun Taylor Steels – are preparing to cast ‘Projections’ with the release of the final chapter in their ‘Visions’ album trilogy, with this the second sample to be released by way of a taste of its scope.
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Female artists seem to have dominating our video selections in recent weeks, and justifiably so, as they have been producing some of the most powerful combinations of audio and visual material to come our way in that period. And this week is no exception, as A.A. Williams once again combines fragility with force on this latest extract from her upcoming new album.
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So, here we are, batterin’ and breezin’, poundin’ ‘n’ pummellin’, stompin’ ‘n’ strollin’ our way towards the end of another busy rockin’ ‘n’ rollin’ month here in the Überverse… We’ve the death decks fully cranked up, and the amps set so loud that the Trumpinator is threatening to declare them a weapon of mass distraction and launch a tactical strike on the dank back alleys of Belfast… but, we’re out of flying fucks to give about what he thinks, so instead we invite you to grab a chilled beer or three, settle into your favourite studded leather armchair and enjoy our latest selection of the hottest aural delights to have come our way over the past seven days.
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To say Jase W was excited for this particular show above everything else that he could possibly be doing this year was a bit of an understatement. Nevermind the massive shows with insane production value or shows with rambunctious crowds that would leave even the most pit hardened of folk a bit wary of their own safety. Tonight he was watching a band that are responsible for penning one of his all time favourite songs…
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OK, which of you bastids did it? Who turned up the feckin’ temperature? Yes, spring seems to have finally, erm, sprung and it’s the hottest night of the year so far… so warm, in fact, that Monk left his biker jacket on the coat hook as he walked the walk to his favourite venue and somewhat ironically climb its narrow stairs in order to enter Satan’s Cellar to witness what went down when Lesbian Bed Death made their first ever visit to this darkened corner of the rock ‘n’f’n’ roll Überverse \m/
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