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Barrett Martin Speaks To SonicAbuse
Exclusive interview with Barrett Martin – producer, ethnomusicologist & drummer behind Screaming Trees & Mad Season
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Barrett Martin – The Greatest Band That Ever Wasn’t Book Review
By the end of The Greatest Band That Ever Wasn’t, you may have no love for the music business but, thanks to Barrett’s enduring passion, you’ll surely be more eager than ever to indulge your…
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Queensryche By Ross Halfin Photo Book Announced
“The thinking man’s heavy metal band” is perhaps the singular line that most encapsulates the sound and story of Queensryche – Seattle’s finest and one of the most original and ground breaking American rock bands of the…
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Peter Murphy / The Flood Gallery- “the line between the devil’s teeth and that which cannot be repeat” Book Review
For those who value lyrics as an independent art form, it is an equally valuable piece, and I’d urge those who are interested to track down a copy before they vanish.
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Pink Floyd – Dark Side Of The Moon Live At Wembley 1974 LP Review
Surely there will be those who value the box set, but this vinyl release hits the sweet spot and provides an opportunity to enjoy a deservedly revered piece of music all over again. 9/10
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Kiss: A Photographic Journey From 1974 – 1980
Rufus Publications is pleased to announce the second book in a new series of back and white titles called Portraits
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Phil Stiles
SonicAbuse editor & writer
