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Grindcore vets Pig Destroyer had The Red Chord vocalist Guy Kozowyk join them onstage for a rendition of “Trojan Whore” during their May 30th set at the Roadrunner in Boston, MA. See below for fan-filmed footage. Pig Destroyer were celebrating 25 years of their acclaimed sophomore album “Prowler In The Yard” during that show. Further…

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Beth Orton is rolling out her new album The Ground Above in a satisfyingly symmetrical fashion. First came the opener “The Ground Above,” followed by “Waiting,” which falls right in the middle of the LP. Now, we get the majestic closer, “Otherside.” “I heard that the first birdsong of a new day is the sound…

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Another signal.

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Drummer looks back at one of the most challenging periods of his career. Continue reading…

Brisbane’s premier heavy music and dark arts event, the Dead of Winter Festival, is officially rising from the ashes. Dubbed The Resurrection, the festival is locked in for Saturday, 27 June 2026, marking its first return since 2019. Originally launched in 2009, the iconic gathering was forced into a multi-year hiatus following the pandemic. For […]

A special one-night-only event in support of
Terrence Higgins Trust, the UK’s leading HIV charity

Opera Holland Park is delighted to announce a very special evening with Pete Townshend, legendary guitarist, songwriter and founding member of The Who.

On Thursday 2 July at 8pm, Pete Townshend will appear on the stage at the Opera Holland Park theatre for an exclusive conversation with broadcaster and author Simon Mayo.

Across an extraordinary career spanning more than six decades, Townshend has helped shape the course of modern music, writing some of the most influential songs in rock history and redefining what popular music could be. This unique event offers audiences the opportunity to hear first-hand reflections on his life, work and legacy, from the explosion of British pop music in the 1960s through to the present day.

In conversation with Simon Mayo, Townshend will discuss the past, present and future of a remarkable artistic career, sharing stories from the centre of one of the most transformative periods in music history.

All profits from the evening will support Terrence Higgins Trust

Further details and ticket purchase HERE

 

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Brisbane’s premier heavy music and dark arts event, the Dead of Winter Festival, is officially rising from the ashes. Dubbed The Resurrection, the festival is locked in for Saturday, 27 June 2026, marking its first return since 2019. Originally launched in 2009, the iconic gathering was forced into a multi-year hiatus following the pandemic. For […]

Brisbane’s premier heavy music and dark arts event, the Dead of Winter Festival, is officially rising from the ashes. Dubbed The Resurrection, the festival is locked in for Saturday, 27 June 2026, marking its first return since 2019. Originally launched in 2009, the iconic gathering was forced into a multi-year hiatus following the pandemic. For […]