Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on pinterest Share on email First gig My first gig was Whitesnake at Newcastle City Hall in 1978 when I was thirteen. I believe Magnum were support on that show. My brother decided it was time to take me to my first rock gig and I have been hooked ever since. Most recent gig My most…
Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on pinterest Share on email The first thing that crops up in conversation is that the MindWars line-up has had not so much a change, as a bit of a tweak. “If you remember,” says Mike, “when MindWars formed, Roby [Vitari] was in Italy with me in Los Angeles. Out of necessity and to keep the…
Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on pinterest Share on email Since opening their account with the self-funded ‘Iconoclast’ 12” and CD in June 2005 (a limited edition release with a run of just 500 EPs and 1,000 CDs), Burton C. Bell and John Bechdel’s Ascension Of The Watchers have evolved from a Fear Factory side-project to an innovative and exciting outfit…
Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on pinterest Share on email Phill Brown, HOLOSADE How things are progressing? How’s the album sounding so far? “The album’s going to be called ‘Anastasis’ – it took a few hours to come up with the title but it means ‘resurrection’ which is what Holosade are kind of doing. So, after checking no other band had…
Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on pinterest Share on email First gig Ian Gillan Band, on the ‘Clear Air Turbulance’ tour, 1977, at The Queensway Hall, Dunstable. My fifteen-year-old mates and I had recently discovered Deep Purple’s ‘Made In Japan’ album and played it to death. So, when we realised that Ian Gillan was playing at our local venue, we just…