Another one from the archives sees Fleet Thrash Punks Sore Teeth at The Anchor in Maidenhead Berkshire on 1st April 2018, filmed from the side of the stage. The bands latest single “No More Lies” popped it’s cherry in the summer and is available over at bandcamp. What price a gig and some pints with
A Nu-Metal compilation album that saw a whole host of bands take on Hip-Hop classics and make them their own landed in our laps 20 years ago entitled “Take A Bite Outta Rhyme” and featuring everyone from Dope, Nonpoint and Factory 81. The choice of Factory 81 was “Insane In The Brain” by Cypress Hill,
The second installment of a “Live Through Lockdown” series that is counting down to the release of a studio version of “Something I Lack” from Weaponry has arrived. Last week saw them unveil the series with “Moving to Andromeda“, which falls between entries in their long running documentary series “No Lasting Memories” and today it’s
It’s time for another back in the day live set courtesy of Liberated Tape Archive who have been giving VHS tape transfers a new lease of life. Fresh out of the Pizza oven comes a full set from “S.C.I.E.N.C.E.” era Incubus at Slim’s in San Francisco California all the way back on 11th August 1997.
Filmed front of house at the Slade Rooms in Wolverhampton on 8th September 2018, here’s “Change Of Heart” from Northern Progressive Metallers Sertraline. They’ve been providing us with a wealth of behind the scenes content of late with a run of chats from frontwoman Lizzie Parry about the lyrics of their current EP “Clouded Minds
The penultimate part of the Sick Of It All quarantine sessions series that sees the band performing some of their deeper cuts has scratched the surface in “Never Back Down“, which originally appeared on the New York Hardcore Punks 2014 record “Last Act Of Defiance“. The band comment: “This Quarantine Jam is a perfect anthem
As the 20th Anniversary of seminal sophomore album “Broke” continue in 2020, Liberated Tape Archive have uncovered (hed)p.e. at First Avenue in Minneapolis Minnesota on 2nd February 1999. It sees them perform cuts from their self titled debut album which dropped in 1997, a second generation VHS tape transfer split over 2 cameras. If you’ve
Returning to their set from Up From The Ground Festival in 2006 for a second time, German Progressive Technical Death Metallers Obscura have shared “Desolate Spheres“, which was one of the first songs completed for their sophomore album “Cosmogenesis” with audio taken in its raw state, directly from the camera itself. Last month saw them share
Cut from the set on the Ronnie James Dio stage at Bloodstock Festival in 2018, here’s pro-shot footage of the opening gambit of “Skeletons”, a personal favourite by Wednesday 13 entitled “Scream Baby Scream“. The Festival will be back next year for a rescheduled 20th Anniversary with a wealth of artists retained for the special event.
The second part of the double header of songs which Polaris performed with Plini filling in for Ryan Siew in session for Triple J Radio in their native Australia sees them play their own cut in “Vagabond” having previously covered “Black Fingernails, Red Wine” by Eskimo Joe for the programme. The fill in was due
