Author: Guy Shankland

Live Review: The Dead Daisies at O2 Academy Oxford
November 26, 2018 No Responses

Live Review: The Dead Daisies at O2 Academy Oxford

Due to the early start of the Dead Daisies headline set (830…) along with the car meets bike mayhem that is Oxford’s Cowley Road I miss the incendiary Massive Wagons and Oliver/Dawson’s Saxon. The Dead Daisies are an odd Rock...
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Live Review: The Quireboys at Sub 89, Reading
November 20, 2018 No Responses

Live Review: The Quireboys at Sub 89, Reading

Fresh from having a huge chunk of their equipment stolen The Quireboys sail into Reading and undeterred they deliver another bourbon soaked night of hip shaking Rock ‘N’ Roll. Lead singer Spike is an ageless hooch pirate all swaying bandanna’s,...
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EP Review: Crashing Cairo – At Speeds That Destroy
November 19, 2018 No Responses

EP Review: Crashing Cairo – At Speeds That Destroy

Music and heartbreak often walk hand in hand as real-life birth, death and marriage all intersect ideas, dreams and plans. The desire to push past the past and walk towards the light is none more evident in Crashing Cairo’s ‘At...
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EP Review: 7he 7ouch – SeventySeven
November 5, 2018 No Responses

EP Review: 7he 7ouch – SeventySeven

Originally from Greece but now of that there London the unsigned 7HE 7OUCH have dropped a pretty stunning E.P of Arena filling Rock ‘N’ Roll. Opening track ‘Soloution’ hooks you in with a catch of the day chorus and seamless...
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Interview: Ginger Wildheart
October 29, 2018 No Responses

Interview: Ginger Wildheart

Armed with nervous optimism and a head full of questions I dial the mobile number for Ginger Wildheart. Ginger is out walking his beloved dog Maggie and in his own words he’s, “sitting by the side of a tranquil lake...
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Album Review: Billy Idol – Vital Idol: Revitalized
October 23, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Billy Idol – Vital Idol: Revitalized

Remixes are curious beasts normally found lurking on Twelve inch B-sides or as filler on deluxe editions of anniversary album re-releases. Billy Idol has reversed the trend gone for the full monty and allowed fifteen tracks to get the dance...
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Album Review: Saxon – The Eagle Has Landed
October 23, 2018 No Responses

Album Review: Saxon – The Eagle Has Landed

The name Saxon evokes a fistful of Metal memories, denim, leather, fast engines and headbanging heaven. ‘The Eagle Has Landed’ is a wonderful Rock ‘N’ Roll time capsule from when Heavy Metal bands from across the world dreamed of playing...
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Live Review: Glenn Hughes at The Electric Ballroom, Camden
October 22, 2018 No Responses

Live Review: Glenn Hughes at The Electric Ballroom, Camden

The Electric Ballroom is rammed for Glenn ‘The Voice Of Rock’ Hughes capital date and with good reason. The Classic Rock crowd savour every moment the golden light stage shines on the Black Country survivor. The hair is impressive as...
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RISE: Story Of Augustines. An interview with the films Director Todd Howe
October 15, 2018 No Responses

RISE: Story Of Augustines. An interview with the films Director Todd Howe

  The 2018 Raindance Film Festival’s most popular screening is ‘Rise: Story Of Augustines’ which not only sold out two performances but was also moved to The Vue Picadilly’s largest theatre. The film itself is a journey which dips in...
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Interview: Jaret Reddick and Kelly Ogden at Dingwalls, London
September 28, 2018 No Responses

Interview: Jaret Reddick and Kelly Ogden at Dingwalls, London

For anyone thinking that the backstage artiste area is a lavish red-carpeted, flower-strewn, brown M&M’s in a brandy glass haven are well and truly mistaken. Before going onstage to rapidly filling Dingwalls for his Heartbreak & Hilarity Too show...
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