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Rob sees off his post-Bloodstock blues with the latest display of shredding mastery from Revocation.
music ARTICLE: Bloodstock Open Air 2011: Mike’s Ones to Watch
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music LIVE REVIEW: Brumstock Underground Rock-Metal Festival 2011: Day One
With his twin loves of hearing new metal bands and frugality, how could Phil Whitehouse resist the 2011 edition of Birmingham’s free-entry, charity-sponsoring unsigned rock and metal festival, Brumstock?
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