Category: Uber Rock Singles Club

The Über Röck Singles Clüb Videö Of The Week – Slaughter To Prevail

Having got all #Grizzly on us with their latest album, released late last year, the Russian metal monsters have turned back the pages of history with this fiery retelling of one of their country’s most famous folk tales, released as a standalone offering to coincide with their latest run of shows, which kicked off in Greece just three nights ago and bring them to these shores in two weeks time…

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The Über Röck Singles Clüb Sünday Service –Jübilant Jüly (Pärt Two)

It is literally the hottest night of the year here in ÜR’s home city, when the sky will turn red with the heat of a hundred fires lit in the name of (to misquote Marillion) some long forgotten cause subsumed by that to get hellishly drunk on a combination of Buckfast and WKD and subsequently either piss it out against the nearest wall or chuck it up all over the bonnet of nearest conveniently parked drug dealer’s Audi… But, no matter how intense the heat gets, it won’t be as hot as the sounds blasting from our death decks as we bring you yet another selection of the best rock ‘n’ rollin’ sounds to have tickled our aural fancy over the past seven days…

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The Über Röck Singles Clüb Sünday Service –Jübilant Jüly (Pärt One)

It’s feckin’ warm outside, but it’s even hotter in the ÜRHQ dungeon, where the sounds are so feckin’ hot the smoke alarms are going off every 30 seconds and the local fire brigade are on 24 hour standby… Yes,, here we are, batterin’ and breezin’, poundin’ ‘n’ pummellin’, stompin’ ‘n’ strollin’ our way into the dirty heart and soul of another busy rockin’ ‘n’ rollin’ month here in the Überverse…

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The Über Röck Singles Clüb – Remembering The Fallen

On 1 July 1916, one of the bloodiest and most horrific single battlefield engagements in the bloody and horrific history of mankind began. By the end of the day, on the British side alone, more than 57,000 men had been killed or injured. When the battle finally finished, four-and-a-half months later, it is estimated that more than a million men had lost their lives. It has been argued that they died in vain, as the Battle Of The Somme failed to meet the objectives of the British and French commanders, and the war raged on for another two years, costing millions of more lives… Today, as the world marks the 110th anniversary of that fateful day, so do we, as we share a selection of songs which recall, and retell, the sacrifice made by so many who laid down their lives on the bloodied, muddy fields of northern France (and elsewhere across Europe) more than a century ago.

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