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Alkaline Trio: Live Review, Nottingham Rock City, 2 June 2010

Is it a sign of old age when the coolest thing at a gig is the awesome air-con? Nottingham Rock City wasn’t packed out tonight, Read More

Video Interview: The Futureheads Part One, Nottingham Rescue Rooms, 27 April 2010

Team Rockhaq got to chat to those lovable Geordies The Futureheads before their show at Nottingham’s Rescue Rooms on 27th April 2010. Read More

Album Review: MGMT, Congratulations
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15 years ago

Album Review: MGMT, Congratulations

Ok so it’s probably a tad pointless reviewing this album after its well-documented internet leak over a month ago, but some of us are keen to remain professional and for a potential new prog album, I’m always happy to oblige. Except it’s not really prog, is it? I’d sum it up as a reckless, phantasmagorical journey into psychedelic rock,
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MC Lars: Video Interview, Nottingham Rescue Rooms, 28 March 2010

Team Rockhaq caught up with everyone’s favourite post-punk laptop rapper MC Lars just before his show at Nottingham’s Rescue Rooms on 28th March 2010. Read More

Frank Turner: Live Review, Nottingham Rock City, 18 October 2009

It’s Sunday bloody Sunday at Nottingham Rock City and, judging from the horribly sticky floor, it’s most definitely the night after the night before. After a somewhat bizarre double-whammy consisting of Shane Macgowan-esque vocal stylings Read More

Frightened Rabbit: Live Review, Nottingham Bodega Social, 11 November 2009
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15 years ago

Frightened Rabbit: Live Review, Nottingham Bodega Social, 11 November 2009

Never mind Frightened Rabbit; Lucy and I are stunned when, upon entering Nottingham’s Bodega Social, we’re met by a solid wall of tall, sweaty men. The venue is totally packed but we somehow manage to claw our way to the front. Big props go out to the motley crew of tree surgeons, a personal trainer, an astrophysicist and, err, a student, who let Lucy stand in front of them to take pics. Yes, there is a God – for tonight at least.
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FEATURED REVIEW: Kasabian at Nottingham Arena
15 years ago

FEATURED REVIEW: Kasabian at Nottingham Arena

This isn’t just a gig – this is a musical experience

Oasis have gone, for the time-being at least, leaving a big hole to fill. Yes it’s quite some challenge, but if any band is going to do it, it has to be their friends and protegees Kasabian. Tonight they own Nottingham Arena, transforming it into their very own ‘West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum’ which is a nod to their third album that charted straight at number one. Attention to detail is impressive, even their roadies are dressed in white lab coats, with the word ‘sane’ emblazoned across their backs in red writing.
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