When it comes to a live show there aren’t many that compare with the outright drunken debauchery of the always hard to kill Raging Speedhorn and Corby’s finest have mapped out their next few months activities, including six shows indicated with a * in support of Napalm Death. They many not give us the conga that
The last time we saw Corby Northamptonshire’s Raging Speedhorn live was at their 20th Anniversary show at Camden Electric Ballroom, a night we will never forget as for one night only the classic line up played their debut album. Since then… As they say in Singapore “Same Same Different” as a new line up have
As if getting the legendary Russ Russell (Napalm Death, At The Gates) to produce their album “Hard To Kill” wasn’t enough, Corby homewreckers Raging Speedhorn have managed to convince him to appear in their Grindhouse movie styled music video for “Doom Machine“. He plays the role of “The Doctor” in the clip directed by vocalist
How Corby’s finest Raging Speedhorn managed to pursude Russ Russell (At The Gates, Napalm Death) to produce their sixth studio album “Hard To Kill” remains a mystery, but the independently released record is an absolute ripper. But don’t take our word for it, check out this newly released Matt Negus created video for “Spitfire“.
Following the arrival of their sixth studio album, the Russ Russell (Napalm Death, At The Gates) produced “Hard To Kill” on 23rd October, Corby’s finest Raging Speedhorn have now added some dates to their previously announced socially distanced tour. It will see the band play a total of eight shows to limited audiences in November
The return of Corby’s finest Raging Speedhorn following their 20th Anniversary original line up show at Camden Electric Ballroom has been a celebration of all things Metal. A new line up has brought fresh impetus and there have been a wealth of shows prior to this highly anticipated new album. So who is in the
Produced by Russ Russell (Napalm Death, At The Gates), the sixth studio album from Corby Kings Raging Speedhorn will be out on 23rd October via Red Weed Records. The band have dropped a video for the title track with footage of a classic demolition derby spliced into it created by Hutch Films. Pre-orders are available
There have been more than a few pieces of information out of the Raging Speedhorn camp this week, the first of which sees the Dave Draper remastered edition of the bands “How The Great Have Fallen” now available over at bandcamp. It has been on Spotify since the end of July but the bandcamp version
