SMALL towns - much the staple of American fiction; so much so that the introverted, eccentric nature of small towns was immortalised in the surrealistic drama Twin Peaks. And it is from a small town in Norway that a band named after a Twin Peaks character are preparing to descend on the UK and Ireland - including a stop in Belfast.
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Thirteen tracks of no nonsense, hard hitting rock music is what you get from German band SpitFire on their debut album “Devil’s Dance” which is released on SPV’s Rookies & Kings label on 29th April. Instantly likable, fast paced tunes with great vocals and a healthy number of soaring guitar solos ensure that this album was going to make it into the “NI Rocks Recommends” section. You gotta love it when young bands can deliver that “classic” sound so effectively.
GRINDSCENE Records like to release soft, safe, melodic stadium rock....like fuck they do! Brutality, challenging, face-melting metal is what the label has unleashed so far; and latest release: The Obscene Machine - The Obscenity Within is no different.
Delivered by the
Delivered by the
HEAVY metal, by its very nature, is a challenging form of music. There is such a wide range of styles that fall within its ambit, and by the same token the lyrical topics vary from the plain silly to the downright serious.
However, the very term of heavy metal also conjures up images of the diabolic to the anti-theist. And where a band
However, the very term of heavy metal also conjures up images of the diabolic to the anti-theist. And where a band