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How does the follow up to doesitrock.net’s 2010′s Album of the Year shape up in 2012? Foxy Shazam – The Church Of Rock And Roll RockOSaurus Says: Foxy Shazam have taken their foot off the gas on their latest LP, leaving post-hardcore and rip roaring glam-rock sprawled over the trail. Hence it’s no great shock More >
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21st December 2012 As a little pre-Christmas gift from Heaven’s Basement, the boys decided to put on a donation only charity gig for Teenage Cancer Trust at The Borderline. Fresh from recording out in LA post signing a deal (hurrah!!! Finally!!!), they took this opportunity to test out some of their new material. Although, not More >
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Short & sweet album reviews that never miss the point… Bear Cavalry – Maple Trails Just in case you were feeling down as the days shorten, the nights grow longer and the depths of Winter start to take hold, Bear Cavalry’s latest sampler EP is here to raise the spirits. A surefire summer album which More >
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3rd November 2011 For a band of The Raptures influence, widespread appeal and substantial fan base it was with confusion that we arrive in Camden tonight. For we were not headed to The Roundhouse, neither The Electric Ballroom. Instead we’re greeted with the words ‘Sold Out’ plastered over the foyer of KoKo as we sought More >
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Short & sweet album reviews that never miss the point… The Trews – Hope & Ruin RockOSaurus Says… Canadian east coasters The Trews have not hit the UK shores as hard as they deserve with their pop rock and roll combination of precise guitars, tender ballads and all round good time tunes. Hope & Ruin More >
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Short & sweet album reviews that never miss the point… The Subways – Money & Celebrity RockOSaurus Says… Former garage rockers step out into the limelit world of celeb culture for their third spunky pop LP. Showbiz, money and fame all get a lyrical flow which fails to really grip the listener. In essence it More >
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Short & sweet album reviews that never miss the point… The Horrible Crowes – Elsie RockOSaurus Says… Gaslight Anthem frontman’s side project is a deeply sombre affair, something which hugely suits his fantsastic lyrical character creations. With the throttle lifted it’s the focus on soulful rasping vocals and poetic musings that resonate the strongest. The More >
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Short & sweet album reviews that never miss the point… Reckless Love – Animal Attraction After a suprisingly great debut album of 80′s pop metal harking power rock that was far better than it ought to be, the flying Finn’s are back with more hairsprayed pop-rock antics. They’re huge arena sized rock is chock-a-block with More >
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14th October 2011 We were back at one of our favourite stomping grounds tonight for a show that’s come as the result of an accelerated rise through the indie rock ranks in 2011, The Joy Formidable. They brought along a packed support line-up, the first of which we missed out on. Oddly all support bands More >
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3rd October 2011 There is a good reason why clubs are empty on Mondays, and that’s because they fall on a Monday. Tonight we’re in for an 80′s inspired retro night of disco-beats and danceable rock in the sparsely populated Relentless Garage. The brave few who decided to turn up early for the support band More >