So a few Mystic Meg’s are assuming that TWIGTRY is going to lean in even further on more mainstream sounds and turn Vein.fm into the next big rock band. On this show we are talking about the second album from Boston hardcore newcomers Vein.fm, (previously Vein) The World Is Going To Ruin You. Vein.fm have been seriously hyped from the hardcore underworld for a good few years now, but their last album Errorzone put a few noses out of joint when they added a little touch of, gasp!, nu-metal to their sound back in 2018. It’s time for another episode of Riot Act Reviews, where Steve and Remfry give you their opinion on a brand new album that is about to drop on the unsuspecting music world. It is a mad enough idea, but is it any good you ask?! Well, we’ll be more than prepared to tell you, whilst also having a quick trawl through the archives of other similar films starring bands, from Eminem to The Spice Girls, Michael Jackson turning into a spaceship to Kiss meeting the Phantom of the park, we look at the bizarre history of band movies. We also discuss the latest album releases from Tears For Fears, Sylvaine and Beachheads, review a varied set of gigs from the Rolo Tomassi, Pupil Slicer and Heriot triple header, Nordic Giants ambitiously cinematic show and Dave’s triumphant O2 spectacular and talk about new music… sort of, from those greedy buggers Tool!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable. It’s that time again, Riot Act is here, your weekly look at the world of music, and it’s been an incredibly eventful one don’t you know! On this week’s show Steve and Remfry have been to the movies (sort of) they both watched the brand new Foo Fighters film Studio 666 where the alt rock megastars take on some demonic force in their recording studio. Ouvir Ouvir novamente Continuar A reproduzir….(Official Video)) (Gang of Youths - the man himself (Official Video)) (Gang of Youths - in the wake of your leave (Official Video))This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable. It all sounds very ambitious, but has Le’aupepe done his muse justice with this record? Spoiler unquestionably he has. (Want Angel in Realtime in your life? (And trust us, you do!) Why not order or pre-save yourself a copy?) (Gang of Youths - the angel of 8th ave. This is all explored musically with a vast sonic palette that recalls everyone from Arcade Fire to Pulp to The National to Talk Talk to The Verve to Springsteen to Radiohead and beyond. The narrative around the album focuses on the death and legacy of frontman David Le’aupepe’s father, his relationship with a person he describes as “the most important man in my life” and his reaction to the stunning revelations that came to light in the aftermath of his passing. looks like it will change that dramatically though, as this is one of the most poignant, personal, inspiring and ambitious albums of 2022. by Gang of Youths, the third studio album by the Australian alternative rock band and the follow up to their 2017 album Go Farther In Lightness.Although they're pretty successful here in the UK, Gang of Youths are much more of a sizable band in their native Australia and the US. Steve and Remfry are looking at Angel In Realtime. Hey everyone, it’s been a while, but we’re back with another Riot Act Reviews, and, good lord, do we have a good one.

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