Showing posts with label TUNES. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TUNES. Show all posts

Thursday, 25 August 2016

LBW // GIG GUIDE

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Aloha - Ahoy
This weekend I'll be in and around Reading sharing lots of emerging music with you all. Friday night sees southern rockers The Bitter-Town Hounds supporting Reading's rock favourites Kamikaze Test Pilots, there'll also be sweet tunes from local punks Who Killed Nancy Johnson?

This is all happening on 26/08/2016 at Risc & Global Cafe, Reading. A new venue to LBW so we're excited to see what the night holds.

Why not check out the bands and their tunes?

T H E // B I T T E R - T O W N // H O U N D S


W H O // K I L L E D // N A N C Y // J O H N S O N ?


K A M I K A Z E  // T E S T // P I L O T S


On Sunday you can also catch Kamikaze Test Pilots playing in London at The Fiddler's Elbow, Camden. You can checkout a handful of awesome bands for just £5.

As the summer sun sets in the west, fall approaches on the far eastern horizon, bringing cooler climbs, crunchy leaves and more wonderful live shows for anyone with a passion for emerging music.

September brings the anniversary of 25 years since Nirvana's release of 'Nevermind' and Neil at Alternator is hosting one hell of a show...




At The Unicorn in Camden you can also check out ALL the punk rock skate punk your heart desires with Umlaut's excellent lineup, including my all time favourite boys in Captain Trips & Ships Down.



On September 24th you'll have another opportunity to catch Kamikaze Test Pilots when they play The Dublin Castle.

As we continue through fall, there is a festival for any rock lover among you to check out - Day Of Rockening.



As fall brings the celebration of  the harvest festival of Samhain, there are not one but two awesome Halloween shows to get excited about.

Check out this incredible gig happening on 30th October from our favourite lads at Umlaut Records again...



On September 1st look out for the full line-up and gig announcement of LM productions, Trash Arts and LBW for the Halloween Hallapalooza happening back on the south coast on 29th October.

There'll be many more gig announcement's between these and as we travel through the following months and arrive at the winter we are told is coming.

It's hard to remember what those Baltic mornings feel like right now as we are warmed with the suns golden rays but I assure you here at LBW we'll keep you warm all winter long with awesome emerging music, for now back to the iced coffees...

Over & Out

Tune in, rock out and turn up for more emerging music, right here at LBW shortly.

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Thursday, 18 August 2016

LBW // THROWBACK THURSDAY

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T W E N T Y S I X T E E N

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Aloha - Ahoy

Throwback Thursday today features one of my favourite bands from my teenage years and I love that they're still making music! Their album to be released this fall has been much anticipated and after the release of the single, I can't wait to hear the album.



From Bakersfield, California came one band that would turn music fans worlds upside down across the globe with their nu-metal sound and the unique tunes they brought to the scene.

From their first demo album release in 1993, to today in 2016 this band are still touring, writing and releasing music. A testament that not all bands live and die in their fifteen minutes of fame.

T H R O W B A C K // T H U R S D A Y


It's generally agreed amongst the music community that Korn's debut album established the nu metal genre. Limp Bizkit were inspired by the album and the hip–hop elements of the bands sound. It's believed that Slipknot, Machine Head, and Sepultura were also inspired by Korn's debut album. Though I think you'd need to ask the bands themselves that question! Don't believe everything you read on the internet kids!
The album launched the career of record producer Ross Robinson, who later produced albums such as Three Dollar Bill, Yall by Limp Bizkit, Sepultura's Roots and albums for Slipknot.

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Yes I know it's been played a million billion times since it's release, but there is a reason for that!


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What do you think of Korn's new material compared to their older tunes? 
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Tune back in and rock out to more awesome throwbacks brought to you by team LBW.

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