This week’s choice comes courtesy of Myrath, who hail from Tunisia, describe their sound as “blazing desert metal” and have put together a 4k quality video to showcase ‘No Holding Back’, the second single to be lifted from their forthcoming new album, ‘Shehili’, which is due to be released via earMUSIC on 3 May.
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This show brought together two of Jim Rowland’s things in rock – Blue Öyster Cult and the Hammersmith Odeon. Sure it’s called the Eventim Apollo at the moment, and has had a few different names in between, but to JR and many others it will always be that magical name of the Hammersmith Odeon. In fact, it was at this very venue that our man first saw Blue Öyster Cult, back in the ‘80s on their ‘Revolution By Night’ tour. They played there a few times after that, but it must be a very long time indeed since they’ve headlined this venue, so it’s a welcome return tonight, and a clear sign that after all these years the BÖC’s popularity is on the up yet again.
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When David O’Neill found out Stone Broken were playing the Globe on their homecoming tour, he had to get tickets. Then to find out that the support bands were Those Damn Crows and Everyday Heroes he was glad he did. All three bands have impressed him every time he’s seen them over the past few years and they’re all on the way to superstardom in his opinion. There is a place in the current music scene at a very high level for three bands who play solid unassuming pop rock whatever the style and these three do it in spades from different styles.
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At first, Jess R thought Mayday Parade’s return to Glasgow was going to be something of a damp squib, as audience numbers seemed somewhat on the thin side. However, it turned out to be worth her perserverence, as the night became one of very personal interaction between those on the stage and those stood in front of it, as he now explains…
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Brighton-based alt-rockers As It Is have marked the start of their latest UK tour with the release of the first in a series of four new EPs which sees them re-interpret their most recent album, ‘The Great Depression’.
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