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Home News Events Reviews Competitions Subscribe Where on Sale (UK) Chat Rooms Jobs Contact MySpace Live Reviews Album Reviews Enter Chat Moshpit(Lobby) About Chat Safe Chat ALTERNATIVE MAGAZINE BLOG The blog from the Alternative Magazine team. ALBUM REVIEW - PLASTIC TOYS, ‘FOR TONIGHT ONLY’(Hill Valley Records) June 24th, 2008 by Editor Easily one of the British underground’s most exciting recent offerings Southampton upstarts Plastic Toys’ inaugural album will be a hotly anticipated release in some quarters… Described by the band as running like the perfect live set – hence the title – ‘For Tonight Only’ showcases alongside some glammed-up industrial setlist staples what the band haven’t been able to incorporate into the live set. That it turns out ranges from the cabaret pianos of ‘Curtain Up’, through the gritty NiN grind of ‘Dirty’, and even to some sweeping ‘Hey Jude’-esque chants in the fade-out to closer ‘Goodbye’. If there’s any justice album number two will be eagerly awaited the world over. Words: ALISON B Tags: ALBUM REVIEW , Hill Valley Records , PLASTIC TOYS Posted in Album Reviews , Bands , Music News | No Comments » DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN - The Corporation, Sheffield June 24th, 2008 by Editor I knew nothing about the support acts, so I was pleasantly surprised to fi nd Stolen Babies were an insane carnival show crossed with hardcore, while Between the Buried and Me were dense, technical hardcore/metal that appeared to have forgotten the tunes… No such problems for headliners The Dillinger Escape Plan, who were a whirlwind of energy onstage. The whole set was a blitzkreig of the senses, and the band’s reputation as one of the best live bands around is well deserved - as is their reputation of being rather insane on stage. Down the front was something of a terrifying experience, where you didn’t quite know what was coming next - with singer Greg and both guitarists constantly leaping up onto"
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