HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Enema Of The State – Blink-182
As covered recently enough here in Heavy Music History, Dookie (1994) by GREEN DAY really was one of the most
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Avril Lavigne – Under My Skin
2000s rock has had many figureheads throughout the decade, especially as the sound and leading style changed throughout the years.
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Vengeance – New Model Army
Four years after their formation, NEW MODEL ARMY released Vengeance, their debut album. Forty years on, the Bradford based band
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: The Devil You Know – Heaven & Hell
As far as the late, great Ronnie James Dio was concerned, it was to be a one-off. When HEAVEN &
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: This Is Spinal Tap
Bands are often formed by longtime friends who share a passion for all things music. They spend time together sharing
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Anarchy – Chumbawamba
In 1994, Britain was only just beginning to recover from the shockwaves of punk and its cultural impact when northern
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Lunar Strain – In Flames
Context changes everything. For melodic death metal, picturing the spawning grounds of its most successful progeny without geographical knowledge makes
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Parklife – Blur
When one thinks of Britpop, there’s always one of two bands that come up: Manchester’s proudest export in OASIS, and
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: How To Make Friends And Influence People – Terrorvision
“Doo Wop! Bop Ba Doo Wop! Bop Ba Doo Wop! Bop Ba Doo…” For those old enough to remember the
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: The Bleeding – Cannibal Corpse
At the dawn of the 90’s CANNIBAL CORPSE had only existed for a couple of years. Releasing their first album,
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