Amazing Rock Show
Saturdays from 8pm, repeated Tuesdays from 10pm
If you want to be exposed to the very finest brand new independent rock music, and be given the chance to run round your house in fits of head banging, then the Amazing Rock Show is perfect for you!
From the most brutal thrash metal through to the more sublime indie anthems, we will endeavour to bring you the cream of the crop of brand new independent artists.
Hardcore rock-drummer-turned-presenter Aaron Phillips hails from deepest Somerset and is ready and willing to educate, inform, and inspire you with the finest new rock music from amazingtunes.com so don’t forget to tune in all at 6pm on Saturdays and 10pm on Tuesdays.
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Aaron At Download Festival 2011
Check out the array of bands who played this year.
All of Aaron’s festival stories will be aired on Saturday 18th June. See below for Aaron’s pictures from the festival (click the images to enlarge).
Videos
Aaron shows support for Mikee from Call off the Search
Check out more from Engineer Records.
Enter Shikari interview
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Rock Isn’t Dead!
In the second chapter of the Amazing Rock Show blog, presenter Aaron Philips explains why rock isn’t dead, especially not on Amazing Radio.
Are you ready for a rant? No? Well, sorry to spoil what is a rather pleasant, almost spring like day today, but you are going to get one: Both barrels.
You may or may not have noticed that the national charts are lacking in quality rock music and there’s all this talk about ‘the death of rock’. To me, this seems a ignorant slap in the face to all fans of ‘real’ music.
Without boring you too much, I would like to put my view across about why rock certainly isn’t dead.
In every inch of this fine nation you will find a radio station with incredibly dull and copy-cat presenters playing an endless barrage of mundane, uninspired, unimaginative, (and quite frankly dull) ‘music’. Now, there is no doubt a market for this bilge; but I do not believe that the reason for this blatant snubbing of rock music is down to listener demand.
