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Delivery Band 2
New Releases Reviews

Album Review: Aussie Garage Punks Delivery bring their debut LP ‘Forever Giving Handshakes’ to the UK this May 19th

By Ruth Rae
Melbourne five piece band Delivery are proud to bring their debut album across the world to the UK and Europe this spring. A unique blend of quirky Garage Rock with spiky Post-Punk riffs, Forever Giving Handshakes is a collection of catchy songs written over the last two years, since their formation in 2021. A refreshing, diverse album from this young band who have made a Continue Reading
Eddie and the Hot Rods
New Releases Reviews

Album review: Guardians Of The Legacy – Eddie & the Hot Rods are back with a bang!

By Ruth Rae
Eddie and the Hot Rods thought their time was up when original singer Barrie Masters sadly died in 2019, but fortunately the remaining members were encouraged to keep the legacy alive. It's been a16 year wait for a new Hot Rods studio album - and Guardians of the Legacy is well worth it! Living up to their 1977 smash hit Do Anything You Wanna Do, it's great to see the band Continue Reading
Gary Numan band
Reviews

Live Review: Gary Numan marks 1000 shows with 3 sold out nights in Camden

By Ruth Rae
The now 65 year old synth pioneer Gary Numan is still full of energy, contorting his body to his music - living proof that music keeps you young! Interestingly he played a lot of guitar during this show, which was very much one for the fans. The band were very tight - they seemed to be almost telepathically connected to one another. Overall, an excellent tribute to Numan's Continue Reading