Jake Avery, Print Music Editor, reviews the thrash outfit’s terrific return to the UK on their headline tour.
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Jake Avery, Print Music Editor, reviews the thrash outfit’s terrific return to the UK on their headline tour.
Jake Avery, Music Editor, talks with Alon Karnieli (Vocalist and Guitarist) and Saar Tuvi (Bassist) from Israeli metal band Sinnery, discussing mythological influences, blending metal genres, and the challenges of touring. He also asks about the direction of the band’s latest EP, ‘Below the Summit’…
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Jake Avery, Print Music Editor, reviews the thrash outfit’s terrific return to the UK on their headline tour.
Jake Avery, Music Editor, talks with Alon Karnieli (Vocalist and Guitarist) and Saar Tuvi (Bassist) from Israeli metal band Sinnery, discussing mythological influences, blending metal genres, and the challenges of touring. He also asks about the direction of the band’s latest EP, ‘Below the Summit’…
James Wijesinghe reviews Poltimore festival
On Monday 12th March, Jake Bugg took to the stage of the Great Hall as a part of his solo acoustic tour. He was showcasing his most recent album Hearts That …
If charm were a currency, then Newton Faulkner would be a rich man. Thankfully for our sakes it isn’t, and so he has to make music for a living – …
The current British indie scene resembles something close to a barren musical wasteland of copycats, wannabe’s and has-beens. Only last week Leicester-based rockers Kasabian declared guitar music as ‘dead’. With …
In my two and a half years as an Exeter student, I like to pride myself on having been to most of the various venues and makeshift music spaces the …
Very few artists are as dedicated to their craft as the Hampshire troubadour. Having already conquered the likes of Wembley Arena, The O2 and Royal Albert Hall, you’d be inclined …
I t’s a fairly safe statement to say that Exeter doesn’t always attract the biggest or best names in music. However, every now and then in amongst the early 00s …
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