Special: Artists and their Tattoos - Twitch Morrison (Hugh) from No Limitations and Meanderthal
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One thing I love about this project is that it allows me to discover different artists from around the world and an endless number of new bands. Our guest today is from Pennsylvania, USA. He is the vocalist and bassist of NO LIMITATIONS, a Punk Rock band, and also the bassist of the early melodic Hardcore band MEANDERTHAL. A very interesting mix of styles - and I hope this will be reflected in his tattoos as well. Let’s find out…CD Review: Garbage - Let All That We Imagine Be The Light
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Artist: Garbage
Title: Let All That We Imagine Be The Light
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 30th May 025
Label: Stunevolume / BMG
CD Review: Scenius - Beat The Light
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Artist: Scenius
Title: Beat The Light
Genre: Electronic / Post Punk / Industrial / Dark Wave / Computer Music
Release Date: 30th May 2025
Label: Self Released
CD Review: Dead Daisies, The - Looking for Trouble
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Artist: The Dead Daisies
Title: Looking For Trouble
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 30th May 2025
Label: The Dead Daisies PTY LTD. / SPV
Special: Artists and their Tattoos - Elliott Berlin from Combichrist
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I conducted this interview a few years ago during one of the Out of Line Weekender festivals. But for one reason or another, something always came up that delayed my work on it. Over the years, I’ve come to learn what a great person and musician Elliott is, and I truly appreciate how he has supported my homeland, Ukraine, since the beginning of this terrible war. Today, I’m truly proud to finally share this interview with you.Live Review: Hurts - Berlin 2025
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Tempodrom, Berlin, Germany24th May 2025
Hurts - “15 Years of Happiness” - Support: Roe Byrne
The Tempodrom in Berlin became a cathedral of nostalgia and emotion on May 24, 2025, as HURTS celebrated 15 years since their breakthrough debut with a special anniversary tour. Marking a return to the roots of their career, the British Synth-Pop duo brought ‘Happiness’ to life on stage, playing the iconic album in full for the first time in years - and much more.
