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Kurt Cobain

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Book Review: Serving The Servant: Remembering Kurt Cobain By Danny Goldberg

29. March 20195. September 2019 Ashley Perez Hollingsworth 0 Comments Anniversary, Book Review, Books News, Courtney Love, Danny Goldberg, Dave Grohl, Grunge Music, Krist Novoselic, Kurt Cobain, Nirvana, Punk Rock, Remembering Kurt Cobain, Rock Music, Serving the Servant

Release Date: April 2, 2019 Since his death, Kurt Cobain has become a mythological figure due to his large impact

Album Review: Blaqk Audio – Only Things We Love

23. March 201910. June 2019 Ashley Perez Hollingsworth 0 Comments AFI, Album Review, Blaqk Audio, Dance Music, Davey Havok, Electro pop, Electronic Music, New Music, OK Alex, Only Things We Love, The Viles

Release Date: March 15, 2019 Ever since 2007, punk rockers Davey Havok and Jade Puget, better known for their work

Enter Shikari Bootleg Series

Album Review: Enter Shikari Bootleg Series Vol. 9 (Moscow) and Vol. 10 (London)

15. February 20192. March 2019 Melissa Wilke 0 Comments Bootleg series, Enter Shikari, Live Album, Live at Alexandra Palace, Live in Moscow, Take To the Skies, the spark

Enter Shikari celebrated two big milestones of their career in 2017. While their debut record Take to the Skies turned

Album Review: Fever 333 – Strength in Numb333rs

24. January 20192. March 2019 Nils Fiesler 0 Comments Fever 333, Strength in Numb333rs

Release date: January 18, 2019 In the spring of 2017 Jason Butler announced the breakup of letlive after 15 years.

Album Review: Papa Roach – Who Do You Trust?

17. January 20192. March 2019 Raissa Walberg 0 Comments Album Review, Elevate, Just Released, New Music 2019, Not The Only One, Papa Roach, Renegade Music, Who Do You Trust

Release date: January 18, 2019 On the 18th of January, the Californian quartet Papa Roach will release their 10th studio

Book Corner Music Reviews

Book Review: Brutally Honest By Melanie Brown

31. December 20185. September 2019 Ashley Perez Hollingsworth 0 Comments Autobiography, Book Review, Brutally Honest, Mel B, Melanie Brown, Pop Music, Scary Spice, Spice Girls

Release Date: November 27, 2018 To her legions of fans around the world, Melanie Brown was living the glamorous life.

Imagine Dragons - Origins

Album Review: Imagine Dragons – Origins

28. November 201828. January 2019 Frances Knoll 0 Comments Album Review, Imagine Dragons, New Music, Origins, review

Release date: November 9, 2018. Barely a year after the release of their album Evolve, Imagine Dragons are back with

Book Corner Music Reviews

Book Review: Smash! By Ian Winwood

27. November 20185. September 2019 Ashley Perez Hollingsworth 0 Comments 90s Punk, Bad Religion, Book Review, Green Day, Ian Winwood, NOFX, Punk Rock, Reviews, Smash, The Offspring

Release Date: November 20, 2018 When you think about 90s rock music one genre jumps to mind: grunge. Though it

Simulation Theory

Album Review: Muse – Simulation Theory

19. November 201828. January 2019 Raissa Walberg 0 Comments Album Review, Muse, New Music, New Music 2018, Simulation Theory

Release Date: November 9, 2018 Simulation Theory, the 8th studio album of Muse, is different. Not only in regards to

Book Corner Music Reviews

Book Review: The Cure: A Perfect Dream By Ian Gittins

30. October 20185. September 2019 Ashley Perez Hollingsworth 0 Comments Book Review, Ian Gittins, Music History, New Book, Perfect Dream, Robert Smith, Rock Music, The Cure

Release Date: October 2, 2018 In 1976, three young boys from Crawley in West Sussex fought against the boredom of

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