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Dec 4, 2024 | 
totalrock.com | Roland Gent |Aggie Anthimidou
Gimp Fist, originally from Bishop Auckland, County Durham, has been together for 20 years with 10 albums, 4 singles, and 3 EPs. They face challenges in gaining recognition from the London-centric music press but have found a strong following at the Rebellion festival, where they’ve performed annually since 2008. Despite their success at Rebellion, they struggle with publicity and touring due to work and family commitments.
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Nov 18, 2024 | 
totalrock.com | Diamond Dave |Kahmel Farahani |Aggie Anthimidou
As a man in his early 50’s the idea of standing in all weathers watching bands play from a distance with the wind often blowing the sound all over the place doesn’t quite have the appeal that it used to. One of the benefits of Tomorrow’s Ghosts (like the Rebellion Festival that I covered in Blackpool) is that the bands are all playing inside. Yes.
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Nov 16, 2024 | 
totalrock.com | Kahmel Farahani |Aggie Anthimidou
Words: Kahmel FarahaniPhotos: Ryan HildrewWith the explosion of country music in the UK over the last several years still picking up steam, it’s always a pleasure to see a genuine band that not only walks the walk but talks the proverbial talk. If tonight’s performance is anything to go by, Shane Smith And The Saints certainly are the real deal. The five piece band hail from Austin, Texas and that sun bleached country and western sound has bled into their sound.
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Nov 15, 2024 | 
totalrock.com | Louise Phillips |Aggie Anthimidou |Diamond Dave
The Most Thrilling Band of 2024! Amyl & The Sniffers Deliver a Savage Performance at The Roundhouse!If you imagine Farah Fawcett at the height of her Charlie’s Angels fame, yet with balls the size of Brazil, a mouth that could make a trucker blush and the raw unadulterated punk energy that a young Iggy Pop would have been proud of, then you’re still not getting even close to the formidable force that is front woman Amy Taylor.
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Nov 12, 2024 | 
totalrock.com | Aggie Anthimidou |Diamond Dave |Kahmel Farahani
Words & Photos by: Aggie Anthimidou Photography“From a kid putting on my mum’s make-up, all the way to Wembley Arena. I am nothing without you guys. Thank you so much… You guys made our dreams come true.”Remington Leith’s words echoed across the vast Wembley Arena, the raw emotion in his voice amplified by the cheers of thousands.
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Nov 3, 2024 | 
totalrock.com | Aggie Anthimidou |Diamond Dave |Kahmel Farahani
The Roundhouse, 25 October 2024Italian legends Lacuna Coil and Finnish band Blind Channel delivered an unforgettable double feature at the Roundhouse; each bringing their unique strengths to an iconic London stage. Blind Channel’s London show was nothing short of electrifying! Fresh off a wave of success since their Eurovision days, brought a raw, unfiltered energy. Their performances of ‘XOXO’ and ‘Die Another Day’ with Rory were highlights for the fans.
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Sep 3, 2024 | 
flipboard.com | Aggie Anthimidou
Technology1 hour agoHow to make stunning Gmail Signatures with Canvageeky-gadgets.com - Julian Horsey • 1hIn today’s digital age, email remains a primary mode of communication for businesses and individuals alike. While the content of your emails is …BusinessNowWhy media needs to go back to schoolthedrum.com - By Frances Ralston-Good, Global COO • 52mWith all the children returning back to school, EssenceMediacom’s Frances Ralston-Good believes the media industry should also take inspiration.
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Jun 20, 2024 | 
totalrock.com | Lisa LererApnueva York |Kahmel Farahani |Aggie Anthimidou
Says the band:“This song was sung by our parents and their parents. It sounded where we come from and where our hearts find peace. The combination of sadness and romance, inscribed in the hue of nature, gives a unique mood of Ukrainian folk songs. Tuman Yarom in COLOTH’s interpretation acquires a strikingly new style and sound and is supplemented with new harmonies.”Listen here: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/coloth/tuman-yaromUkrainian music is a timeless phenomenon.
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Jun 16, 2024 | 
totalrock.com | Kahmel Farahani |Aggie Anthimidou
Celebrating the 30th anniversary of the seminal Oasis debut album Definitely Maybe, Liam Gallagher has taken up a sold out mini residency at London’s O2 Arena. The thirst for hearing those songs live again is so high that tonight the arena is crammed full, with every last seat full and standing room packed with expectant fans. The band strut out and strike up Rock And Roll Star.
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Jun 15, 2024 | 
metaltalk.net | Adrian Stonley |Aggie Anthimidou |Alex Eruptor |Andy Shaw
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