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1 week ago | loudersound.com | Polly Glass

It’s Friday night at London’s Roundhouse. Skunk Anansie have just launched into raging 2022 polemic Piggy, and Skin is sailing across the crowd on a massive pig. A snarling, nose-ringed inflatable that would frighten the hell out of Pink Floyd’s porcine mascot, it’s a darkly sardonic steed for the woman we’re transfixed by. It’s hard not to smile when she does.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Polly Glass

Generate Key TakeawaysWhen you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Rob O'ConnorIt’s Friday night at London’s Roundhouse. Skunk Anansie have just launched into raging 2022 polemic Piggy, and Skin is sailing across the crowd on a massive pig. A snarling, nose-ringed inflatable that would frighten the hell out of Pink Floyd’s porcine mascot, it’s a darkly sardonic steed for the woman we’re transfixed by.

1 week ago | loudersound.com | Polly Glass |Fraser Lewry

Congratulations to Lancastrian rockers Wytch Hazel, whose now-classic new single Elements topped the leaderboard in our most recent Tracks Of The Week fandango. And look, here it is again!WYTCH HAZEL "Elements" (OFFICIAL VIDEO) - YouTubeWatch On Following in Wytch Hazel's mighty footsteps were Whiskey Myers, whose Tailspin beat out a difficult Australian opponent in the shape of Airbourne's Gutsy. Below, you'll find another eight examples of excellent rock action.

2 weeks ago | loudersound.com | Polly Glass

Last year, in front of 65,000 people in Germany, Shane Greenhall hit his stride. His band Those Damn Crows were on tour with Böhse Onkelz – virtually unknown in the UK, massive in their homeland – and mega-crowds were the norm. The Crows had German fans from past shows, but they still faced a mammoth task: converting an audience that wasn’t there for them. By this point they were accustomed to playing for thousands, and tens of thousands, across Europe. It was an intense period. They missed Wales.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Polly Glass

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Earache RecordsLast year, in front of 65,000 people in Germany, Shane Greenhall hit his stride. His band Those Damn Crows were on tour with Böhse Onkelz – virtually unknown in the UK, massive in their homeland – and mega-crowds were the norm. The Crows had German fans from past shows, but they still faced a mammoth task: converting an audience that wasn’t there for them.