The Treatment is in the midst of their Power Crazy Tour. But today the band are the main sub-headliner on the main Kilmeister stage on this, the last day of Call of the Wild Festival. Let out of the asylum (dressing room), the band chat to PlanetMosh about their upcoming …
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If you are not familiar with Tomorrow is Lost, they are a band to look out for. Since forming in 2017 the Newcastle five-piece has been rising fast on the underground scene with their new wave of classic rock music. There’s no stopping singer, Cass King, even after breaking her …
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It is Sunday afternoon and the final day of The Call of the Wild Festival. Samarkind was the first of today’s bands to open the Kilmiester stage. After getting the rock and roll party underway; I went to find the hard blues rockers Samarkind for a chat. I found their …
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Bai Bang singer Diddi Kastenholt joins PlanetMosh for an in-depth chat about his band Bai Bang. Swedish glam rockers Bai Bang have just finished playing the Kilmister stage at Call of the Wild Festival. We meet Diddi in the press area and take a seat on the terrace, where he …
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PlanetMosh caught up with London based cosmic punk rockers Waco (pronounced Wake-oh) and chatted to the singer, Jak before the bands’ performance at Call of the Wild Festival. Watch the video interview to find out more about the band, its influences and their plans to release their new album Human …
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Lincolnshire Showground was host to a brand new rock festival ‘Call of Wild’ this last weekend with over 70 acts playing it’s three stages between 24th – 26 May 2019. PlanetMosh caught up with Wakefield rockers The Sourheads and chatted about the band’s plans to make a new album and …
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Angular alt-rockers RULED BY RAPTORS continue their upward trajectory by releasing their debut EP, Ouroboros, which arrives via Pulse Music on Friday 7th June. We had the guys down for an intro chat: What is the full band line-up, who plays what? Chris Bradley – Vox/Guitars Matthew Dewar – Guitars/Vox …
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THE WILDHEARTS ‘The Renaissance Tour’ comes to Stylus, at Leeds Uni, with support from Towers of London and Massive Wagons. There are lots of smiling happy faces at Stylus in Leeds tonight and that’s just in the queue before the doors have opened to the venue. Fans are adorning t-shirts …
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Ding ding! Round 1 of day 2 and first band of the day, London based District 13 gave us a highly entertaining nonet of songs considering they had been on the road since 4am. A dizzying array of musical dishes was served up for Sunday lunch as they kicked off …
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Festival organizer Martin Short has a change of name for his annual festival and venue for 2019 so the Badass Bash now became Rockforce Festival and it was certainly a force to be reckoned with as 16 bands, all playing for free shook the rafters of the Waterloo Music Bar …
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On previous headline shows, Battle Beast have either played the Underworld, or Borderline, so tonight’s show at the Dome is a definite step up. For the band it’s got a much better stage and lighting, and it’s a good venue for fans as it’s got plenty of space and everyone …
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The last time Samantha Fish played Milton Keynes it was two years ago and it was a great night. People clearly remembered how good she is as tonight’s show is sold out. By the time the support act, Curse of Lono were due on, the place was completely full – …
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SPOOKSHOW INC. have just revealed a stunning video for the track, Virtual Insanity, which is plucked from their recently released double album, Visions of The Blinded World pt. I & II, out via their own label, Thunder of The Distant Planet. We grilled the band about the sound and background: …
Read More »Unstoppable UK merry makers and noise makers TV COMA drop their engulfing new EP, Body Negativity, on Friday 31st May through Wiretap Records. The band have also just revealed a stunning new video for the single, Unemployable, which is out now – https://youtu.be/dpzzIDMX6-s . With all of this in mind, …
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With Download festival just over 5 weeks away (it’s scary how fast it’s approaching), we thought we’d take a look at a few of the bands playing. As always we’ll all be waiting nervously for the stage times to start planning who to see on the various stages and hoping …
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In it’s makeshift home of Presthaven Sands in Prestatyn, North Wales, Hammerfest has excelled yet again in delivering another stomper of a three day festival. The line-up alone was one of the tastiest I’ve seen. Having the likes of Overkill, Flotsam & Jetsam, and Paradise Lost performing on a caravan …
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Ten years ago Joe Bonamassa played the Royal Albert Hall for the first time and it clearly made a big impression on him as rather than playing a single night at a bigger venue such as the O2 arena or Wembley arena, he’s chosen to play three nights at the …
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Tonight’s show was an early start – 7.30pm on stage. That’s not so the band can have an early finish but because they play long sets – almost three and a half hours tonight. That’s a pretty impressive set length and is typical of Tobias Sammet’s whole approach to Avantasia …
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First up tonight were Swiss band Appearance of Nothing. Due to train delays I arrived part of the way through their set. It’s good Prog metal with some great guitar riffs. Toward the end of their set they were joined on stage by Celar Darling’s Anna Murphy who added her …
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This was a gig I had been looking forward to for a very long time. Lancashire Pop/Punk quartet ‘Some Time Today’ have been on my radar for almost a year after seeing the video for their debut single ‘Another Way’ on You tube. They are heavily influenced by the likes …
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