Alan Fahrner’s Review of the Coloursound EP.
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The Alarm 2000 Collection 21st Century Recording Company 21C)18 Singer Mike Peters has put his heart, soul and bank balance into presenting ten years of his life in a box. Here is the entire back catalogue of all the Alarm singles, b-sides, albums and every other official release along with rare tracks, demo tapes, many that have never seen the light of day before and all superbly remastered. It’s a [read more]
Your reaction to this album will probably depend upon whether or not you’ve already come to any conclusions regarding one of the most popular touring bands of the last few months. If you’ve decided that the Alarm have come along by way of replacement for the Clash, you’re not only mistaken (on more than one count but you’re also going to be extremity disappointed. Indeed, those who have misinterpreted what [read more]
Check out this review of Dead Men Walking here: http://www.shakenstir.co.uk/feature.php?a=83> As well, here is another great revew: Dead Men Walking The Newport Centre 28th September 2003 Despite the absence of Billy Duffy, the Aura of the Cult hangs heavy over Newport tonight. Dead Men Walking, collectively Mike Peters (the Alarm), Kirk Brandon (Spear of Destiny), Glenn Matlock (Sex Pistols), Slim Jim Phantom (Stray Cats) and Duffy’s replacement Big Country’s Bruce [read more]
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