GET
READY TO ROCK! RADIO CELEBRATES 10 YEARS
Our radio station
celebrates 10 years of broadcasting this month with a series of
interview replays and a Best Of special.
Get Ready to ROCK! Radio
started in September 2008 and throughout the month the station
will be reflecting on a decade of music and noting the rise, or
re-establishment, of specific artists.
Steve Hackett (pictured)
is the subject of a recent interview as part of the promotion,
ahead of his UK orchestral tour in October.
Photo: Steve Goudie
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GRTR! CONTINUES EXTENSIVE FESTIVAL COVERAGE
Our extensive summer
festival coverage continued in 2018 with our reviewers getting
out and about to key events.
Check out our coverage,
starting with Bearded Theory and including Download, Ramblin'
Man, Cambridge Folk (pictured) and the new one-day Stonefest.
Photo: Hollie Latham
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Albums of the Month (July-September)
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SARI SCHORR Never Say
Never (Manhaton)
"...an album that goes a long way to establishing her own niche...this
album does flow from the abrasive opener to the soulful conclusion, meaning that
as the title track comes to rest, you do feel as if Sari Shorr has left an
impressive imprint. " (Pete Feenstra) |
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MARTIN BARRE Roads Less
Travelled (Garage Music)
"In some respects Roads Less Travelled is a coming of age
for one of rock’s best-loved guitarists and genuine nice guy. It
shows also there’s still plenty of mileage on the road ahead." (David
Randall) |
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THE KENTISH
SPIRES The Last Harvest (indie)
"So if you thrilled to the woodwind and reed
instrumentation of Ian McDonald and Mel Collins back
‘in the day’, and even if you didn’t, make sure you
check out this exquisite debut from The Kentish
Spires." (Pete Whalley) |
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CHRIS BEVINGTON
ORGANISATION Cut And Run (CBO Music)
"The combination of good songs, hard driving energy and a pristine sonic
quality makes for a highly recommended rip roaring album." (Pete
Feenstra) |
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SPACE ELEVATOR II (SPV/Steamhammer)
"Space Elevator have upped their game big time on album number two, with a
bigger production and songs that have broad appeal. " (Jason Ritchie) |
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