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[ May 4, 2024 ] The Dollyrots Get Set For a West Coast Tour in June – News News
[ May 3, 2024 ] Hatebreed Announces Fall 2024 30th Anniversary Tour – News News
[ May 2, 2024 ] Buckcherry Celebrate their Self-titled Debut’s 25th Anniversary – News News
[ May 1, 2024 ] The Dead Daisies Announce US Dates, New Album and Drummer – News News
[ April 30, 2024 ] Bewitcher Unveils “Our Lady of Speed” and Tour Dates with UADA – News News
[ April 29, 2024 ] Dashboard Confessional Announces 2024 Fall Tour Dates – News News
[ April 28, 2024 ] Lords of Acid Announce Make Acid Great Again Tour – News News
[ April 27, 2024 ] Something Corporate Announces Out Of Office Tour Dates – News News
[ April 26, 2024 ] As I Lay Dying Announce 2024 US Summer Tour – News News
[ April 25, 2024 ] Insomnium releases “Song of the Dusk (live)” and US Tour Dates – News News

Goldie – Goldie.Co.UK – Review

March 22, 2002

It’s enjoyable to listen to, and depending on what volume you play it at, it can either excite the brain or act as bubbly background music.

V Classic Volume One – Review

September 1, 1998

Three Roni Size tracks (pushing drum’n’bass towards its obvious jazz-based ends), one by Goldie, and several featuring superstars from Metalheadz and Reprazent.

Jungle – Review

August 1, 1996

Sorry to burst anyone’s bubble, but “jungle,” arising primarily from black artists in the U.K., is the most significant musical innovation of the ’90s.