Resd a < href=http://www.efestivals.co.uk/estage/0112a/review.shtml> review of The Dead Men Walking from their Sunday 4th November 2001 show.
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N.E.W.I., Wrexham 23/24 August, 2003 http://www.shakenstir.co.uk/feature.php?a=25 A Road Less Travelled� It’s unusual, and in my experience unique, for an artist to expose himself and his songs to weekend-long scrutiny by an audience. But this is precisely what happened here in Wrexham last weekend. Mike Peters (The Alarm) performed 132 of his own compositions during no less than eight separate acoustic sessions. Between each performance there were Alarm video shows, and [read more]
The Alarm Re-formed for the new millennium, they are still one of the biggest Welsh bands ever Boyo Tom Jones looks at a new box-set covering their career In the last five years, the sheep jokes have gradually fallen by the wayside in the wake of ‘Cool Cymru’, which was sparked by the success of the Manic Street Preachers, Catatonia, 69 Foot Dolls, Super Furry Animals and Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci. [read more]
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