Here, BSR give the fans exactly what they want – respect for the old Thin Lizzy formula, and a collection of modern, yet ‘old school’, hard rock delivered with a sustained level of energy and conviction that never loosens its connection with the spirit that is imbued in the very best rock and roll records in your collection.
Category Archive: Reviews
Is it too early for me to call “Gig of the Year” yet?!
A massive lineup consisting of punk legends, Refused, hardcore new york punks, Sick Of It All and up comers High Tension filled HQ venue on Jan 22, giving Adelaide a 101 history on the shape of punk.
Thebby was a steaming sweat-box for PJ Harvey last night. While the scorching temperatures of the day gave way to an evening storm outside, Harvey’s ten-piece ensemble created a tempest of their own for the packed audience inside.
For fans of: Fleshgod Apocalypse, Behemoth, Thy Art Is Murder, Origin, Nile. One of the flaws in Extreme […]
Nouvelle Vague’s Adelaide performance was a wondrous melange of the odd and the melodic.
Metal bands that have played for several decades tend to either evolve into what newer bands are doing […]
Low Teens is a contribution of a 20+ year band finding their strengths and building on these with new inspirations. Finishing with an encore of ‘Awful Lot’, Every Time I Die left Adelaide on the highest of notes proving that they are still only getting started.
Ever since the release of The Sixth Sense in 1999, director M. Night Shyamalan has been the king of the motion picture plot twist. His latest offering, Split is no different.
Neil Young & The Rolling Stones have every right to follow their own paths, they both have a total body of work which has earned them respect and admiration, but surely that doesn’t mean they should ignore quality control so dismissively in the latter stages of their careers?
Upside Adelaide 