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From Belgium:
Review @ Concrete Web (Belgium):
CD REVIEW Gunslinger
Band : Gunslinger
Album Title : Earthquake In E Minor
Label : Buzzville
Distributor : Suburban
Release Date : March 2009
Review : CD
Gunslinger is the brainchild of Alan Davey who formed the band in the late
seventies to play some kick ass rock 'n' roll. Joining the legendary
Hawkwind, Alan Davey was first relegated to a spot behind the stage
curtain playing slayer bass guitar to spice up the Hawksound in the
eighties. Much has happened since then and today he has grown to be a full
blown singer, songwriter and highly proficient bass player.. On Earthquake
In E Minor Alan Davey is ably supported by longtime friend Nigel Potter on
guitars and George Agent on drums.
A surprise from this British trio, which seems to care for nothing else
than playing loud heavy rock 'n' roll. What catches the attention
immediately is the totally retro production, with energy and all heaviness
present. Well, the band's music is affected by Hawkwind, Purple, Motorhead
and Zeppelin.
This is a very strong album with very little filler and it keeps growing.
The opener “Night song” quickly sets the direction for the other 10 songs;
a driving and vigorous piece. A mean groove binds the song nicely
together, this one must work quite well in a live setting. “If the bombs
don’t get ya, the bullets will” is one of the albums fastest cuts and also
one of the best. The driving bass guitar takes a leading role and
intensity is a key word, a great tight swinging approach making its
important contribution to a very successful composition. “Going in for the
kill”, “Don’t need you” and “Gunslinger” are pounding motormount songs,
readily reassuring us that the band's appetite is just as sharp now as it
ever was.
Three words describe this album perfectly:
Fresh, catchy and unpretentious
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It's official! Hawklords are confirmed to headline an all-day 'implosion' at London's Roundhouse on Sunday, March 8th. Following the success of the now-legendary 'Hernia Bay' Robert Calvert memorial concert, ex-Hawkwind/lords Nik Turner, Jerry Richards, Terry Ollis, Martin Griffin, Alan Davey, Adrian Shaw, Harvey Bainbridge, Ron Tree and Steve Swindells will be performing with special guests, including Bridget Wishart and Huw Lloyd-Langton (more to be confirmed) and four dancers choreographed by Angel Flame. It promises to be a spectacular event, and will also be a special tribute to the late Barney Bubbles, who had such massive creative imput with Hawkwind/lords (an excellent book about BB called 'Reasons To Be Cheerful' by Paul Gorman is now available in Paul Smith shops worldwide). The stage set will be based on his original designs for The Space Ritual, which were never actually used, so this will be a first. Think Pythagorus and the music of the spheres.Doors open at 3pm. 'Space this watch' for more details, including support acts, as they emerge.Tickets are now available from....... http://www. roundhouse. org. uk/whats-on/productions/the-space-ritual-2009-2925 Word that spread (and add your own URLS)!
It's official! Hawklords are confirmed to headline an all-day 'implosion' at London's Roundhouse on Sunday, March 8th. Following the success of the now-legendary 'Hernia Bay' Robert Calvert memorial concert, ex-Hawkwind/lords Nik Turner, Jerry Richards, Terry Ollis, Martin Griffin, Alan Davey, Adrian Shaw, Harvey Bainbridge, Ron Tree and Steve Swindells will be performing with special guests, including Bridget Wishart and Huw Lloyd-Langton (more to be confirmed) and four dancers choreographed by Angel Flame. It promises to be a spectacular event, and will also be a special tribute to the late Barney Bubbles, who had such massive creative imput with Hawkwind/lords (an excellent book about BB called 'Reasons To Be Cheerful' by Paul Gorman is now available in Paul Smith shops worldwide). The stage set will be based on his original designs for The Space Ritual, which were never actually used, so this will be a first. Think Pythagorus and the music of the spheres.Doors open at 3pm. 'Space this watch' for more details, including support acts, as they emerge.Tickets are now available from....... http://www. roundhouse. org. uk/whats-on/productions/the-space-ritual-2009-2925 Word that spread (and add your own URLS)!
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