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By Metal Hammer Published
Thrashers Dead Label have suffered for their art… but they love it

By Ed Mitchell Published
After being blown away by a Hound Dog Taylor gig, Bruce Iglauer set up Alligator Records to capture his raucous sounds. Today, Alligator is home to the blues’ brightest stars…

By Malcolm Dome Published
As the 70s dawned, so did a brand new sound - progressive rock. And at the centre of it all was influential British label Vertigo, home of Gentle Giant, Magna Carta, Black Sabbath and more

By Stef Lach Published
John Mitchell and Chris Hillman were blown away by prog outfit Voices From The Fuselage

By Stef Lach Published
Marshall say record label is the "next logical step" in their business model

By David Keevill Published
Bob ‘Bert’ Hodds is the man behind a new record label The Uranium club, which promises to be the place to go for the discerning prog fan

By Ian Fortnam Published
The resurrection of former Dr Feelgood guitarist Wilko Johnson continues, as he releases a collection of his favourite songs from the Chess catalogue.

By Martin Kielty Published
Nuclear Blast label bosses announce SharpTone Records by signing Miss May I, We Came As Romans, Attila, Don Broco, Loathe and World War Me
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