Vinyl Reviews
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Rival Sons – ‘Hollow Bones’ Vinyl Review
Short, potent and memorable, ‘hollow bones’ is Rival Sons most accomplished work to date and vinyl feels like its natural home – this is a classic record in every sense.
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Grand Magus – ‘Sword Songs’ Vinyl Review
This is a straight-up, good-time, heavy-goddam-metal album, free from pretention and utterly thrilling, and it’s impossible, if you worship at the altar of heavy, not to get caught up in it.
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Gorilla Vs Grifter Split LP Review
An awesome LP, my only slight concern is that it should come with a free neck brace. You have been warned.
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David Bowie – ‘Blackstar’ Vinyl Review
Preface: The bulk of this review was written on Sunday 10th January, just before the shock announcement of David Bowie’s tragic passing. That happy ignorance shows in the commentary and yet, perhaps, it is better…
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Roger Waters – ‘The Wall’ Triple Vinyl Review
I have no doubt that Floyd fans like myself will still snap this album up, and will, to an extent, enjoy it. The experience, however, is ultimately marred by the myriad niggles that are present…
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Paradise Lost – ‘Symphony For The Lost Vinyl/DVD Review
…overall there’s more than enough here to satisfy the Paradise Lost fan, particularly those who have been happy to support the band’s various musical incarnations and the vinyl edition is a gem for those who…
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