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Millie Manders and The Shutup – ‘Telling Truths, Breaking Lies’ (Self-Released)

Millie Manders and The Shutup – ‘Telling Truths, Breaking Lies’ (Self-Released)

Posted by | Nov 6, 2020 | ,

Millie Manders and The Shutup are a band that hails from Norwich/London and ‘Telling Truths, Breaking Lies’ is their self-released debut album, which is highly charged, political and full of energy that is just contagious and makes you want to move and dance around as you listen. They are a punky band at heart, but they’re not scared of combining pop, metal, hip-hop and some ska into the mix to keep the listeners on their toes.

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Motörhead – ‘Ace Of Spades’ 40th Anniversary Box Set (BMG)

Motörhead – ‘Ace Of Spades’ 40th Anniversary Box Set (BMG)

Posted by | Nov 5, 2020 | , ,

In the entire annals of hard rock and heavy metal, there are but a handful of albums which truly deserve the description “iconic”. One of them, most undoubtedly, is ‘Ace Of Spades’. As the press release which accompanies this massive, and equally deservedly so, box set treatment to mark it’s 40th anniversary states, ‘Ace Of Spades’ was nothing short of a gamechanger for all forms of hard rock. Like lightning in a bottle, it perfectly captured everything great about hard rock, heavy metal, and punk at the time, amped it all up to 11, and came racing out of the gates at what felt like a million miles an hour, pushing at every musical boundary. Just like its three creators, nothing was harder, nothing was faster – and certainly nothing was louder than Motörhead and the hand they dealt with this opus magnus, which still stands the test of time to this very day as one of THE defining moments in not just the history of heavy metal but that of rock ‘n’ roll as a whole…

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Venom Prison – ‘Primeval’ (Prosthetic Records)

Venom Prison – ‘Primeval’ (Prosthetic Records)

Posted by | Nov 5, 2020 | ,

In just a few short years Venom Prison have established themselves as one of the brightest shining stars in ÜK death metal. Two stellar releases under their belt, the band have opted to send out a compilation type release to whet fans appetites for new material, re-recording tracks from their first two EPs (‘Defy The Giant’ and ‘The Primal Chaos’) as well as throwing in two brand-new songs to indicate what may lie in store for the band going forward… But first, a look back. As a re-tread of old material, there is a palpable sense that VP are applying their experience to refine and reinforce their earliest songs. But even with that, there is a rawness to ‘Primeval’ that (fittingly) points to a more primordial state of the band before their edges had been turned into a tight unit with a devastating arsenal.

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