Author: Team Uber

Once Human – ‘Scar Weaver’ (earMUSIC)

In the past, the role of women in heavy metal has been criminally underplayed in what has been traditionally a male-dominated musical genre and societal force. However, we use the term “in the past” both cautiously and deliberately, because, slowly and inexorably, the tide has been turning, as women have proven themselves more than capable of overcoming the male dominance which has perceptively inhibited their progression, and have now reached the point – as artists such as Angela Gossow, Alissa White-Gluz, Lauren Tate, Justine Jones, Melissa Bonny, Tatiana Shmailyuk, among so many others, have demonstrated, and continue to do so – that they can stand chest to chest, face to face, toe to toe with their male counterparts and declare, loudly and proudly, “bring it on because I AM as good, if not better, than you”.

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NASA Assassin/Baleful Creed – Belfast, Voodoo – 4 February 2022

By Ozzy and all the gods of metal, it’s good to be back. After yet another enforced hiatus, the Northern Irish music scene was finally up and running again, having come back with a massive bang the previous weekend with a sold out first heat of the now renascent Metal 2 The Masses competition. Now, just seven short days later, it was the turn of two of Belfast’s metal scene veterans to blow the remaining cobwebs off Voodoo’s rafters… And you couldn’t wipe the smile off DQ’s face as she salivated over the prospect of similarly dusting down her trusty Nikons for the first time in what seemed like forever…

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Über Rock Introduces… Foxhaunt

At the heart of Über Rock’s ethos of our approaching 13 years of existence has always been a passion for discovering the hottest new bands and bringing the excitement we feel for such discoveries to you, our knowledgeable and ever musically hungry readership. Our latest find comes in the form of young York alt-rockers Foxhaunt, who have definitely caused a shift in our ‘Mindset’ with their just-released debut EP… what better opportunity to introduce them to a wider audience, eh?

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