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The Stone Roses @ Heaton Park, Manchester – June 30, 2012
Posted on August 27, 2012 | No Comments
Glastonbury god Michael Eavis recently announced that he wants The Stone Roses on his farm next year. For me, seeing them on the hallowed ground of the Pyramid Stage would be the only thing that could come close to Heaton Park… This was what music...
Super Gravity – Symmetry
Posted on July 2, 2012 | No Comments
New York three-piece Super Gravity definitely know their way around a guitar. This five-song EP – following on from their eponymous 2010 debut album – contains everything from raw, rhythmic basslines to screeching riffs rising up and up. The guitar really is the star of...

