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Tag Archives: glam rock
MOURNING NOISE – Screams / Dreams
June 17, 2024
Cleopatra 2024 A gloriously glittery return of veteran sculptors of aural horror and arresting tunes. It took the positive feedback to the reissue of this ensemble’s for Steve Zing to get inspired and restore the enterprise that preceded his stints … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged glam rock, Mourning Noise, punk
ANGEL – Once Upon A Time
April 4, 2023
Cleopatra 2023 Spreading their broken wings again, American group aim to recapture glories of yore. You can live in the past only for so long, and this ensemble know the rules of business named “showbiz” too well to try and … Continue reading
MIKE STARRS – Electric Garden
February 7, 2023
Telefunken 1974 / Explore Rights Management 2022 Shining light into the bright-looking future at the fore of star ensembles, Caledonian singer reveals his true colors. It may have been one of the greatest injustices of all time that one of … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Geoff Whitehorn, glam rock, Mike Starrs
THE TROGGS – The Trogg Tapes
May 5, 2022
Penny Farthing 1976 / Liberation Hall 2022 Reining in their wildness in favor of sequined sonic assault, Andover veterans ride a glam-rock swan with impressive results. With their rough-hewn sentiment – etched into eternity on such classics as “Wild Thing” … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged glam rock, The Troggs
JYRKI 69 – American Vampire
January 20, 2022
Cleopatra 2021 Scandinavian cool is laid out for the world to take a bite, bare its fangs and groove. Jyrki Linnankivi hasn’t been procrastinating since letting his solo debut “Helsinki Vampire” out in the streets in 2017, yet the Finnish … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged glam rock, industrial, Jyrki 69, Skold, Steve Stevens