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Written by Mick Priestley
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Sunday, 06 May 2012 05:00 |
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"Mick Priestley is easily one of the most exciting guitarists in the UK at the moment." - Sam Totman, Dragonforce; do guitarist endorsements come much higher than that? Mick Priestley is the guitarist with The Green River Project, a true crime-fuelled mob whose latest EP is a must-listen-to piece of dark, riotous metal. This heavy duty helter skelter is coming down fast so creepy crawl to that blood red link and find out the thirteen songs that make up Mick's Midnite Mixtape.....
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Written by Robbie Quine
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Sunday, 29 April 2012 04:30 |
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Featured heavily in today's exclusive interview with former Guns N' Roses manager Vicky Hamilton, and with a song featured on a new surf compilation album set for release this coming week, what better time to catch up with Robbie Quine, front...err....thing with The Barbarellatones? Read on as Robbie lists a suitably cool ultimate thirteen song mixtape to die for.....
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Written by Dom Daley
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Sunday, 22 April 2012 04:30 |
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Audio Velvet; Aural Sex - call it what you want but this, my friends, is pure Hi-Fi To Die For. (I Wanna Be Your) Dom Daley looks back at his ultimate live album from his ultimate live band line-up as messrs Pop, Gibbs and McCoy tour Iggy's 'Instinct' album. Released over a variety of formats with a different number of tracks on each 'Live at The Channel' is must-listen-to manna from rock 'n' roll heaven. Read on to find out why.....
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Written by Jamie Delerict
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Sunday, 15 April 2012 04:00 |
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When he's not working on the new JD & the FDCs album, making badass music videos and releasing split 7" singles with Acey Slade & the Dark Party, Jamie Delerict fingers C90s and sends the resulting mixtapes to ÜRHQ covered in love hearts and vintage WWF stickers. Yes, Über Röck's Midnite Mixtape Massacre gets felt up by Jamie and his magic touch as he details his ultimate thirteen song tale of the tape.....
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Written by Ben Hughes
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Sunday, 08 April 2012 04:30 |
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Now this choice will seperate the metal men from the glam boys! Soho Roses gained legendary status even though they only ever recorded a couple of EPs and one full length album. Now, in the latest Hi-Fi To Die For feature, Ben Hughes looks at the album that collected the complete works of a trashy bunch of rock 'n' roll ne'er-do-wells who, even though they might not have known at the time, were about to blast out a host of songs that would be remembered fondly almost three decades later.....
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Written by Bobby Goo
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Sunday, 25 March 2012 04:30 |
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The clocks don't change as far as the Midnite Mixtape Massacre is concerned. Every breath taken when under the spell of the ultimate thirteen song mixtape is done so in the witching hour. Possibly. The second victim of the massacre is Bobby Goo, bass player with Welsh rockers Hangfire. Read on as he slips in a C90 and presses record......
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Written by Ross Welford
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Sunday, 26 February 2012 06:00 |
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Ross Welford returns to the rock 'n' roll record infection section with an album that reignited that fire that the '90s threatened to extinquish in many a black heart. Motley Crue make their first appearance in Uber Rock's Hi-Fi To Die For....but maybe not with the album that you expect. Read on to discover the Welford weapon of choice......
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Written by Craggy
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Sunday, 12 February 2012 05:00 |
Countryside loving peach eater Craggy can't wait for the return of The Presidents Of The United States Of America to the UK live stage next month, in fact he's so excited that he penned this piece about their breakthrough 1995 album before we even had a chance to ask him. Love 'em or hate 'em there's no denying the guys wrote some damn catchy songs on their five strings, so step inside as we revisit the musical heyday of the band known affectionately as "PUSA".
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Written by Ben Hughes
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Sunday, 29 January 2012 04:30 |
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In his second Hi-Fi To Die For article, Uber Rock's Ben Hughes steps back in time to a wonderful world of C90s crammed with previously unchartered rock 'n' roll majesty. Here he remembers the effect the solitary album from Atlanta outfit Mary My Hope had on his student self........
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Written by Dom Daley
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Sunday, 08 January 2012 05:00 |
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It's Dom Daley's turn to wax lyrical about a band and album that will forever have a place in his black heart. While the album choice might surprise the band will not: Lords Of The New Church were an essential collision between a Dead Boy and members of The Damned and Sham 69 and clicking that link will provide you with a reason for loving the band...if you already don't....
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Written by Jamie Richards
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Sunday, 06 May 2012 04:00 |
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With King's X drummer Jerry Gaskill recovering from the heart attack he suffered in February there seems no better time than the present to look back at the band's debut album. Jamie Richards provides us with another must-read Hi-Fi To Die For feature that not only dissects Kerrang's 1988 Album of the Year winner, but also questions the magazine's former scribe Mick Wall to see if his thoughts on 'Out Of The Silent Planet' stand up almost a quarter of a century later. Read this, love this, listen to this.....
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Written by Lord Zion
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Sunday, 22 April 2012 05:00 |
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Is it my imagination...or is it time to read the last words of the next victim of the Midnite Mixtape Massacre? Spit Like This are set to release their new, Chris Tsangarides produced, album, 'Normalityville Horror', in a couple of weeks so what better time to catch up with frontman Lord Zion and try to pry the ultimate list of songs from his cold, dead hands? Read on to discover the devil's dozen of songs that make up his Midnite Mixtape.....
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Written by Johnny H
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Sunday, 15 April 2012 05:45 |
Chequered Past featured ex members of Blondie, the Sex Pistols with some real honest to goodness rock royalty out front, and for a short time in the mid eighties they looked like they might just conquer the hard rock world. Never heard of them? Johnny H will put you straight as he explains why every home should have a copy of their one and only album.
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Written by John Jj Watt
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Sunday, 08 April 2012 05:00 |
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We're three victims into Über Röck's Midnite Mixtape Massacre and, to be brutally honest, the dark lords behind the website have not been happy with what has come before. Why? Because the three guitar attack of Leatherwolf has not featured once in any of the mixtapes featured. That, my friends, is about to change as John Jj Watt of UK rockers Spill Sixteen gifts us a thirteen song mixtape (and intro!) that is sure to make us laugh and cry in equal measure.....
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Written by Giz
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Sunday, 01 April 2012 04:00 |
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With an eight date tour of the UK starting this coming week we here at ÜRHQ felt that it was time to reconnect with the great Obsessive Compulsive. Giz, guitarist with the Manchester DIY mob, is the latest victim of Über Röck's Midnite Mixtape Massacre - read on as he talks us through his ultimate thirteen song mixtape......
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Written by Anthony Allen Van Hoek
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Sunday, 18 March 2012 04:00 |
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Another startling new feature starts today on Über Röck - Midnite Mixtape Massacre! Witness members of bands too numerous and awesome to mention detailing the thirteen songs that they would put on their ultimate mixtape. First up we have Anthony Allen Van Hoek, guitarist with Über faves Chesty Malone and the Slice 'em Ups, and what a mighty fine mixtape this ghoulish gentleman present to you for your reading, and listening, pleasure........
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Written by Gaz E
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Sunday, 19 February 2012 05:30 |
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Boombox Bootlegs returns with another vintage performance recorded from the crowd of a classic gig and archived on a timeless Memorex dB 90 cassette. Gaz E goes back to 1990 and the debut UK headline shows from The Black Crowes, shows filled with seminal cover tunes and original songs that would never see the light of day again....
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Written by Jamie Richards
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Sunday, 05 February 2012 05:00 |
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Recorded after a European tour at the start of 1983, 'Flick Of The Switch' saw AC/DC attempt to bring back the raw sound of the band. While considered critically to be one of the band's lesser moments Malcolm and Angus Young have always stood by the album and now they are joined by Über Röck's Jamie Richards who cracks open his time capsule and finds a record that he still considers Hi-Fi To Die For......
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Written by Ben Hughes
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Sunday, 15 January 2012 05:00 |
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Now here's an album that I'd guess half of the Uber Rock writing staff could have waxed lyrical over: 'Third Eye' by Redd Kross is just one of those albums that, no matter the weather, no matter the mood, always slaps a smile right across your face. Ben Hughes offers his first piece of Hi-Fi To Die For and, seriously, couldn't have made much finer a choice....
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Written by Paul 'Zoot' Williams
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Saturday, 24 December 2011 05:00 |
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Here it i s, Uber Rock's twisted Xmas present to all our faithful readers! Episode 10 of the legendary Zoot's Gig Giggles column saw our anti-hero turning down a fat girl and engaging another troubled gentleman in a spewing competition. Episode 11 picks up the story as a gig by Wolfsbane became filled with more shitheads (and feet) than usual.....
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