Brian Southall Latest articles by Brian Southall The mysterious story of the unknown band who let Jimi Hendrix stay on their sofa By Brian Southall published 20 October 24 In September 1966, English freakbeat rockers Les Fleur De Lys gained a mysterious new housemate at their London digs… Or did they? Bands & Artists Get the Louder NewsletterSelect the newsletters you’d like to receive. Then, add your email to sign up.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MORE FROM LOUDER...1"Once you hear their stores, it's hard to not love them." Metallica pay tribute to the "deep emotional human stories" shared by fans, at the premiere of their Metallica Saved My Life documentary2"How many times do you say you're gonna give something up and you don't?": Aggression and anger on the road with Thin Lizzy across America and Europe3"Like it or not, Sleep Token are the metal sensation of the decade." Vessel and pals prove their doubters wrong during spellbinding Download headline set4“The more successful we become, the lonelier it gets”: Why your favourite British metal bands are breaking up5Here's what Sleep Token played at their first ever Download headline set (videos inside)
The mysterious story of the unknown band who let Jimi Hendrix stay on their sofa By Brian Southall published 20 October 24 In September 1966, English freakbeat rockers Les Fleur De Lys gained a mysterious new housemate at their London digs… Or did they?
