Author: Neil Bees

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ESSENTIAL TRACKS # 3 – W.A.S.P. (Feature)

From Los Angeles, California come the shock rocking, lipstick wearing, leather bound and gagged W.A.S.P. Formed in 1982, following a slew of interchangeable band members,

RIVAL SONS – Post New Track “Look Away” (News)

Californian band Rival Sons have a released a new track titled “Look Away” which will be available everywhere from January 25th. The track along with

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BEEZER’s Top Ten of 2018 (Top Albums 2018)

There’s no doubting that every man, woman and beast that contributes to the hallowed pages of Decibel Geek, loves their music hard, heavy, melodic and

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Essential Tracks #2 – GUNS N ROSES (Feature)

With the reformation of three-fifths of the classic Appetite for Destruction line up done and dusted in the live arena and talk of

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Essential Tracks #1 – THE BLACK CROWES (Feature)

Welcome to a brand new feature for Decibel Geek, “Essential Tracks”! In these articles, we explore a band’s musical catalogue and pick out those tunes

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THOSE DAMN CROWS – Murder and the Motive (Album Review)

The newest signings to Earache Records and the Welsh valleys newest export, Those Damn Crows sound nothing like their Welsh brothers Bullet For My Valentine or Funeral For

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SMASHING PUMPKINS – Shiny and Oh So Bright Vol 1 (Album Review)

Ok, Ok, so it’s not quite the full title of the album on the header but it is quite a mouthful. The album that is

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UNEARTH – Extinction(s) (Album Review)

American metalcore legends Unearth are back with their seventh album Extinction(s) which the band describe as an album “full of venom toward the wrongs of

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ATREYU – In Our Wake (Album Review)

Atreyu are an American metalcore band from Orange County, California, formed in 1998. The band is made up of vocalist Alex Varkatzas, guitarists Dan Jacobs

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GRETA VAN FLEET – Anthem of the Peaceful Army (Album Review)

Greta Van Fleet is a name I’ve heard bouncing around over the last year, along with the taglines attached of Led Zeppelin rip-offs and the alternate saviors