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Now in their tenth year, Canadian quartet The Beaches gave a crowded Outernet audience a real treat on Thursday.
Formed in their early teens (under the moniker go Done With Dolls) by vocalist and bassist Jordan Miller and her sister Kylie on guitar, the line up also consists of Eliza Enman-McDaniel on drums and keyboardist / guitarist Leandra Earl.
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The Prodigy certainly know how to set a scene. As we entered the huge hall at ‘Ali Pali’ our eyes were drawn not to the stage, but to the back of the building where a giant ant was projected onto the huge round window that dominates the arena. Then to the sound desk where a gigantic hooded figure loomed over the growing crowd. We weren’t quite sure what its purpose was, but we would soon find out.
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What a fantastic venue the Lower Third is. Occupying the space that was, until 2015, the legendary 12-Bar Club on London’s iconic Denmark Street.
Considering the guitar stores that Denmark Street is most famous for, it’s odd that tonight’s act don’t use guitars, or indeed any other instrument.
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That was a special evening. The second night of Death Cult’s Brixton shows saw a packed Electric witness some incredible music, nostalgia and a fantastic rock and roll show. Tonight was part of a 12-date UK tour, which took in venues where the band played in their early days.
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Last night, Nottingham Rock City bore witness to a punk revival that reverberated through the foundations of rebellion and discontent,
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“We are Incite, and we play heavy – f**king – metal”, so stated vocalist Richie Cavalera as his band took to the Shepherds Bush stage; his words echoing Motörhead’s famous call to arms.
And play HFM they did, energising the packed Empire with a seven song set that drew from three of their six studio albums: ‘Up in Hell’ ‘Built to Destroy’ and last year’s ‘Wake Up Dead’.
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Last night, I had the pleasure of photographing the Northern Irish Band “The Answer” and their equally talented support act “Kira Mac” at KKs Steel Mill in Wolverhampton.
This was my first visit to the renowned KKs, and what a treat. The venue boasts a large stage, a big pit area, and the staff were welcoming and friendly.
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What a superb evening of well-crafted psychedelic rock we had at the Scala in London’s Kings Cross. Yama Warashi Support
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The synergy between The Cult and Rock City was unmistakable, not solely rooted in their shared history at the venue, but also intertwined with Rock City’s own storied past. Once a host to the weekly Rock Night, where the iconic strains of “She Sells Sanctuary” became a Friday night ritual,.
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The Slates are Joe, Jude, Louis and Zak, an indie-rock band from Mirfield. With their new single “What Have You Done” out now they’ve been hitting the road playing gigs at various venues in the North, including 3 dates supporting 90s chart toppers Embrace
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