As we hurtle headlong to the demise of another year, what better way to mark the inevitably impending doom of its passage into rock ‘n’ roll history than by unleashing yet another zombie apocalypse on the unsuspecting Überverse? Well, that’s exactly what these Teutonic goth metallers have done, with the release this very day of their new album and this accompanying blood-soaked latest taster:
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Über Rock today exposes a Dublin metal promoter as a sexual predator.
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A quick jaunt across for his last Manchester gig of the year saw DJ Astrocreep take in ska legends Bad Manners for the first time, despite the band being active longer than he’s been on the planet!
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Monk’s latest choice is a true visual treat, as well as an audio one of course, as this prog rock amalgamation of the talents of ex-Porcupine Tree bassist Colin Edwin and King Crimson’s Pat Mastelotto round out their busy year with the final instalment of a triptych of single releases to preface the arrival of their latest album early in the new year.
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Well, it’s inevitably come to that time of year, when we all pretend to be nice to each other and smile inanely while granny presents you with another inanely bright pair of socks that are the size you wore when you were six before getting smashed on the eggnog and Buckie and proclaiming “what a nice man” that bloke with the big ears on the telly is and then collapsing face first into the remains of the sherry trifle, while granda somehow manages to set his party hat on fire and the kids complain the Xbox games you scrimped and saved to download are “so last year” and retreat to their bedrooms in a huff… Well, never fear: the Singles Club is here to save the day and provide the soundtrack to while away the hours it takes to incinerate the overpriced turkey and figure out how many days you can survive on the leftovers… all washed down with the bottle of that cheap supermarket brandy you swore was for the pudding:
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