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JB Stereo

Alabama Shakes

Sound & Colory

Kendrick Lamar

To Pimp A Butterfly

Head like a Hole

Narcocorrido

The Staves

If I Was

Anika Moa

Queen At The Table

Blur

The Magic Whip

SJD

Saint John Divine

Nadine Shah

Fast Food

The Who

Who's Next

Shilpa Ray

Last Year's Savage

54

APRIL 2015

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THIS MONTH at

MUSIC

L

ast month’s Westfest was just the

beginning of what promises to be an

awesome year for metal, both on the

live and recording fronts.

As noted in last month’s mag, May sees

the long overdue New Zealand live debut of

legendary hair metal outfit Mötley Crüe, which

could turn out to be one of the gigs of 2015.

Next month also sees the release of the

eagerly awaited new studio album from Faith

No More – their first since 1997 – who one of

the standout acts at this year’s Westfest. While

F.N.M were essentially rooted in metal, funk, hard

rock and punk, there's no denying Mike Patton’s

outfit channelled music from everywhere; getting

immersed in a Faith No More album meant a trip

around your head, fuelled by sounds you'd never

quite heard played that way before.

Their new LP

Sol Invictus

is going to be

an essential purchase and we will have an

exclusive gold vinyl edition of it as well; it’s

a limited edition so fans are advised to get

their orders in early.

Also due in May is The Darkness’s latest

Last Of Our Kind

, plus a new LP from

Whitesnake called

The Purple Album

, which

sees David Coverdale revisit classics from

his years with Deep Purple. June will see

the arrival of Muse’s latest

Drones

, while

later in the year new LPs are also expected

from the likes of Slayer, Anthrax, Testament and

Meshuggah. Who knows, we may even get to

hear the long-awaited covers album from Alice

Cooper, who incidentally is Mötley Crüe’s special

guest for their NZ tour.

And don’t forget there are plenty of hard rock

goodies due in-store this month too. We are over

the moon about the vinyl debut of the Shihad

classic

Killjoy

and are also looking forward to

the release of the first live Van Halen album to

feature original singer David Lee Roth, along

with remastered versions of two of their biggest

albums. Other new LPs were investigating are

Grammy Award-winners Halestorm’s third studio

set

Into The Wild

and the latest from local lads

Antagonist AD,

Haunt Me As I Roam

.

So crank your stereo up to 11 and have a blast!

2015 is shaping up to be a belter for old school hard rockers.

The Darkness

you ready to rock?

Faith No More

Kendrick Lamar