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Review EIVØR “Tungl”
No guitar firepower. No screams or shouted vocals. So, is Eivør really relevant to Markus’ Heavy Music Blog? Absolutely. Especially considering that the Faroese artist has already shared stages with the heavier side of the music world, including appearances at festivals such as Wacken and Hellfest. For anyone who hasn’t come across Eivør before, here’s… Continue Reading → -
Nervosa – Cancel Upcoming UK Tour
Brazilian thrashers Nervosa were forced to cancel the upcoming November tour across the United Kingdom, supporting Xentrix, due to Prika Amaral’s health issues.
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Album review: HATS OFF GENTLEMEN IT’S ADEQUATE – Parallel Lines
Website [Release date 04.09.26] Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate (HOGIA), namely Malcolm Galloway (lyrics, lead guitar, synths, mixing, mastering, producer) and Mark Gatland (bass, vocal engineer, additional guitars and synths, co-producer), are back with another album chock full of thoughtful … Continue reading The post Album review: HATS OFF GENTLEMEN IT’S ADEQUATE – Parallel Lines appeared first on Get Ready to ROCK!.
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Slash discusses Guns N’ Roses’ Aerosmith tribute gigs + new album ‘Flying Blind’
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Complete List Of Brantley Gilbert Songs From A to Z
Brantley Gilbert made his name by bringing a hard-rock edge to contemporary country music without giving up the small-town stories that shaped his writing. Raised in the Jefferson, Georgia, area, Gilbert began developing his songs long before national country radio embraced his records. His mixture of distorted guitars, Southern attitude, and personal lyrics drew listeners who recognized themselves in songs about loyalty, relationships, faith, and second chances. His first studio album, A Modern Day Prodigal Son, arrived in 2009, followed by Halfway to Heaven in 2010. Early songs such as “My Kinda Party,” “Kick It in the Sticks,” and “Country
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DS Gallery: Lambrini Girls play Chicago and gear up for new album “No Refunds”! (The Vic Theatre, 9/29/26)
The noise-punk duo Lambrini Girls from Brighton, UK played their highly anticipated show at Chicago’s Vic Theatre on Tuesday, September 29th after rescheduling their original North American tour from April after vocalist and guitarist Phoebe Lunny suffered a neck fracture and acute brain injury.
This comes just in time as the band recently announced their new album, No Refunds, is set to drop on January 15, 2027, via City Slang. Following their acclaimed 2025 debut Who Let The Dogs Out, this new album sees The Lambrini Girls return with a darker and increasingly more urgent record for a world that, in their own words, “got even worse”.
Supporting The Lambrini Girls in Chicago tonight are Big Special from England, another punk duo, and Big Girl, a punk band from New York with explosive energy.
Blasting right through the gate, Big Girl commanded attention with their glam punk high energy and theatrical performance.
Their debut full-length album Big Girl vs. GOD was released on June 30th, 2023 via Final Girl Records, with help from Justin Pizzoferrato who co-produced the album and has worked with the likes of the Pixies and Dinosaur Jr.
One of the more unique bands I have come across in a while, Big Special is Joe Hicklin on vocals and Callum Moloney on drums. The UK duo mix post-punk, spoken word poetry, and hip-hop; think Idles meets Yard Act meets Tom Waits. Another very fun and theatrical band to keep on your radar!
Lambrini Girls, consisting of Phoebe Lunny on guitar/vocals, and Selin Macieira-Boşgelmez on bass, quickly sold out this show to no surprise. The last time they were in Chicago was at Riot Fest 2025 and now we finally get to have another headlining performance since their club show at The Empty Bottle in May of 2025.
The shows are chaotic, politically-heavy with lots of comradery as Phoebe Lunny frequently jumps into the crowd encouraging audience participation.
In addition to hyping up the crowd to mosh, at one point Lunny asks the audience to vote for the next thing they all do: option one, every one takes a giant shit on the floor. Two, have a slip and slide. Three, form a human pyramid…Thankfully, the human pyramid was chosen.
Lambrini Girls played all the fan favorites, including “God’s Country”, “Lads Lads Lads”, and “Cuntology 101” in addition to songs that will be on their upcoming new album No Refunds, “Bang Bang Bang” and “Cult of Celebrity”.
Pre-order this new album, it is definitely going to be another banger by the Lambrini Girls!
Check out the full galleries below!
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Save Us announce lineup changes for Saosin tour due to visa issues
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Album review: NAZARETH – The UK A’s & B’s 1972-1980
BGO [Release date 16.10.26] Legendary Scottish rockers Nazareth, who are still touring, formed from the ashes of 60s ballroom cover band The Shadettes, and released their debut album through Pegasus in 1971. Although it took them an album or two … Continue reading The post Album review: NAZARETH – The UK A’s & B’s 1972-1980 appeared first on Get Ready to ROCK!.
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The Freeze vocalist Clif “Hanger” Croce has died
Tributes have emerged from fellow musicians and friends