Plini Playing With Steve Vai? (Interview)

Plini Live At The Borderline London 2017 David Maxim Micic Disperse Jakub Zytecki, Destiny Potato, Handmade Cities, John Waugh, The 1975, Away, Living Room, Someone Else's Hat, Damar, 687 Days, Serbia, Belgrade, Who Bit The Moon, Foreword, Surrender, Bubbles, Gabriel, Dancing With Endless Love, Enigma Of Abode, Stay, Tether, Message From Atlantis, Electric Sunrise, Moonflower, Atlas, The End Of Everything, Selenium Forest, Inhale, Cascade, Paper Moon, Interview Guitar Guitarist Vocalist Vocals Drummer Drums Bass Bassist Feature New Album EP Single Review CD Concert Gig Tickets Tour Download Stream Live Show Torrent Music Musician Record Label thes Update Facebook YouTube channel Twitter VEVO Spotify iTunes Apple Music Instagram Snapchat Band Logo Cover Art Bandcamp Soundcloud Release Date Digital Cover Art Artwork Split Why Did Break Up New Final Last Latest News Update merch shop buy rar release date songs track listing preview lyrics mp3 Wikipedia wiki bio biography discography gear tuning rig setup equipment 320 kbps official website poster kerrang rock sound q mojo team rock metal hammer NME t shirt hoodie hoody cap hat tab video vinyl wallpaper zip Steve Vai For The Love Of God Tender Surrender Bad Horsie Real Illusions, The Story Of Light, Passion And Warfare, Modern Primitive, Flexable, Flex, Able, Where The Wild Things Are, Fire Garden, Whispering A Prayer, Building The Church

As a long-time Plini and Steve Vai fan, this interview threw up an extremely exciting idea. Backstage at legendary London rock venue The Borderline, we got chatting about broken ukeleles, clean section circle pits, and that incredible plan…

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Posted on 24 March 2017

PLINI / DISPERSE / DAVID MAXIM MICIC (LIVE REVIEW – THE BORDERLINE, LONDON, MARCH 19 2017)

Plini Live At The Borderline London 2017 David Maxim Micic Disperse Jakub Zytecki, Destiny Potato, Handmade Cities, John Waugh, The 1975, Away, Living Room, Someone Else's Hat, Damar, 687 Days, Serbia, Belgrade, Who Bit The Moon, Foreword, Surrender, Bubbles, Gabriel, Dancing With Endless Love, Enigma Of Abode, Stay, Tether, Message From Atlantis, Electric Sunrise, Moonflower, Atlas, The End Of Everything, Selenium Forest, Inhale, Cascade, Paper Moon, Interview Guitar Guitarist Vocalist Vocals Drummer Drums Bass Bassist Feature New Album EP Single Review CD Concert Gig Tickets Tour Download Stream Live Show Torrent Music Musician Record Label thes Update Facebook YouTube channel Twitter VEVO Spotify iTunes Apple Music Instagram Snapchat Band Logo Cover Art Bandcamp Soundcloud Release Date Digital Cover Art Artwork Split Why Did Break Up New Final Last Latest News Update merch shop buy rar release date songs track listing preview lyrics mp3 Wikipedia wiki bio biography discography gear tuning rig setup equipment 320 kbps official website poster kerrang rock sound q mojo team rock metal hammer NME t shirt hoodie hoody cap hat tab video vinyl wallpaper zip Steve Vai For The Love Of God Tender Surrender Bad Horsie Real Illusions, The Story Of Light, Passion And Warfare, Modern Primitive, Flexable, Flex, Able, Where The Wild Things Are, Fire Garden, Whispering A Prayer, Building The Church

A lot of people think prog is cold and soulless – but Plini’s show on Sunday night was one of the most heartwarming shows I’ve seen in a long time. Some parts of the world are dark and hateful places – but The Borderline was not one of them.

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With a sold-out queue stretching around the corner and down the street, it goes without saying that Sunday night’s lineup was pretty special. Although I had heard of David Maxim Micic and Disperse before, I deliberately didn’t do any research on them before the show, because I wanted to be surprised by what they had to offer. Instead of being surprised Read more…

Posted on 21 March 2017

Electric Mary / Kyshera / Broken Chords [Live Review – The Borderline, London, 13/11/14]

electric mary tourThe Borderline – a cramped basement located around the corner from London’s infamous Crobar – is the perfect venue for a night of unrelenting rock. This time out, it’s safe to say that every band on the bill delivered exactly that. Read more…

Posted on 15 November 2014

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