Gig reviewsTerrovision

New Tunes, Old Favorites, and Nonstop Energy: Terrorvision’s Big Night Out

WITH NEW music out, We Are Not Robots, a 12 song studio album the first in about a decade, naturally Terrorvison would be hitting the road to promote and publicise, with this tour being some of their biggest shows in years. Manchester crowds are normally raucous with Discotheque Wreak, followed quickly by new tune The Night That Lemmy Died and floor-filler Alice, soon shifted the Bradford gang into top gear.

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Gig reviewsSex Pistols

Never Mind the Absence: Frank Carter Revives the Sex Pistols’ Glory

We had a front-row seat to the hottest ticket in town and were massively excited for this gig. The band that changed the world – The Sex Pistols (or at least three of them) – were back on the road following three sold out shows in August to raise much-needed funds for Bush Hall in West London. Those gigs went so well that demand for more was high, and they answered the call. Tonight in London was the last of a short UK tour following shows in Nottingham, Birmingham, Glasgow and Manchester.

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Gig reviewsTerrovision

Terrorvision’s We Are Not Robots: A Joyful Return That Will Leave You Smiling *****

As a long-time fan of Terrorvision, I have to admit, I approached the release of their new album We Are Not Robots with a mix of excitement and apprehension. After all, this is a band that has been around for decades, and aside from an excellent Christmas track a few years back, they haven’t released new material in quite some time. Given how much time has passed, I wondered if they could still capture the same magic. Well, I’m happy to report that I was completely wrong to doubt them.

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