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The Swedish garage rockers the Hellacopters return with first record in 14 years, and singer/guitarist Nicke Andersson has something to say about internet trolls and tin foil hatters.

09 June 2021 Kiwi rockers The Datsuns on the demons, psychedelia and “word salads” behind Eye To Eye, their first album in seven years (Image credit: Hellsquad Records) When they shot on to the scene 20 years ago with their self-titled debut album, bristling with mammoth anthems, punk rock swagger and a dose of psychedelic fuzz, The Datsuns were hailed as the saviours of rock.  Five more albums followed, and then things went quiet – all four members were living in different countries, an...

This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions. The album, which comes out on Friday, took three years to make and was ready in 2019, but the Covid-19 pandemic delayed its release. Releasing an album without being able to tour wasnt ideal, but the band had delayed it long enough, and it was a "mental release" for it to finally be coming out, de Borst said. The band formed while still in high school in Cambridge in 1995 and went on to tour the world and release six albums, the la...

The Datsuns have unveiled another high-intensity track from their forthcoming album Eye To Eye, the

The Datsuns - AudioCulture Profile and Photos Chris Cudby / AudioCulture excerpt by Murray Cammick / Photo supplied by AudioCulture’ / Thursday 1st April, 2021 12:49PM       Weve teamed up with the fine folk at AudioCulture — "The noisy library of New Zealand music" — to help spread the word about their immensely informative, continuously updated and highly useful wealth of Aotearoa music history resources, freely available to all over on their website HERE. Aotearoa guitar he...