Gender Reveal Atomic Bomb & Bikini Beach – Down The Hill Festival, Rillaar, Belgium – 22 August 2026
At first listen, Gender Reveal Atomic Bomb and Bikini Beach sounded surprisingly similar. Both...
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by Jaak Geebelen | Aug 26, 2026
At first listen, Gender Reveal Atomic Bomb and Bikini Beach sounded surprisingly similar. Both...
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The Guru Guru was one of those bands on the Down The Hill bill that, at first glance, seemed to...
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On a bill that moved largely between psychedelic rock, heavy psych and progressive music, Black...
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Gros Cœur are a quartet from Liège who have steadily carved out a distinctive place within the...
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Atomic Rooster – A Past That Can Still Move Forward There are bands whose past becomes so...
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Sometimes a festival introduces you to a band you already expected to enjoy, only for the live...
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As a concert photographer, I always hope to capture an image that stays with me. A photograph that...
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After URSA had opened the second day of Midsummer Prog with an energetic dose of modern...
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OK Goodnight – From a Promising Discovery to One of Progressive Music’s Most Exciting Young...
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Some albums stand the test of time. Others become defining milestones that shape an entire musical...
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