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Godsticks’ Darran Charles Interview
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Deep Purple – Arrogant Boy Review
Phil Aston13th May 2026Deep Purple Are BACK! | Arrogant Boy Review – Their Best New Song in Years? There’s something genuinely exciting...
Queen, Deep Purple & the Albums That Shaped My Teenage Years
Phil Aston12th May 20261974: The Year Classic Rock Took Over My Life 12 Albums That Soundtracked My Teenage Years By 1974 I...
Record Store Day 2026 – My Current Favourites
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Langhorne Slim – The Dreamin Kind Review
Phil Aston12th May 2026Americana, Punk & Heartbreak | Langhorne Slim – The Dreamin Kind Review Sometimes an album takes a few listens...
Hellripper : Coronach : Album Review
Wayne McAloon12th May 2026It’s 2026 and the one-man Metal project of James McBain, Hellripper, returns with new album, Coronach, and delivers what...
Deep Purple & Rolling Stones New Releases | What’s Coming
Phil Aston7th May 2026First up is the brand-new Deep Purple album Splat, arriving on July 3rd. Ian Gillan’s description of the album as the heaviest...
