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Dutch radio station RadioDiego, the Netherland’s No.1 HitStation, is to play (Why Did They Kill) Joe Hill’, the unaccompanied solo version that won the Radio Meltdown ‘Death Match’ Song Contest Award in March 2012. According to Radiodiego, the award-winning song written by Paul Quigley will be on high-rotation primetime radio every evening between 10pm – 12pm GMT.
RadioDiego can be listened to live at www.RadioDiego.com
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Online Radio and Webzine poaches Cult Brit Metal Pioneer For Band Profile
Global Onslaught, the online music magazine and radio station has just enlisted the cult British Metal pioneers HellsBelles to their ranks for the launch of Global Onslaught’s new Radio Station and Band Features.
Global Onslaught is run by Adam Hayward and Nancy Princi. the HellsBelles band profile page can be found here
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Radio Meltdown Awards Honours for Songwriting to HellsBelles’ Paul Quigley for ‘(Why Did They Kill) Joe Hill
Independent Internet Radio Station Radio Meltdown named HellsBelles as Winners of its ‘DEATH MATCH’ Contest to be hailed as top ‘Friends of the Station’ last night.
In a play-off final, HellsBelles acoustic classic ‘(Why Did They Kill) Joe Hill’ written by Paul Quigley, the original version without accompaniment won the award.
Commenting on the accolade, lead singer and guitarist Paul Quigley said: “We are delighted to have won top place in Radio Meltdown’s “DEATH MATCH” Awards and would like to thank DJ Whiplash and all the great disc jockeys at the station for their ongoing support. We truly appreciate this award and look forward to collaborating with the station going forwards.”
Radio Meltdown can be found at www.radiomeltdown.org and via Winamp at 173.192.48.97:8312/stream
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fireworks in Levenshulme, Manchester, UK (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
By David Garlow, Syracuse Local Music Examiner
Always on the lookout for new bands to introduce in Syracuse and beyond; I received a message on Twitter from a band far from here.
While that certainly is not unusual at all these days, seeing that they are in the United Kingdom caught my attention immediately. I love rock and metal bands from the UK; they just have something different about them and HellsBelles stood out the more that I looked into them.
Continue reading on Examiner.com
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Cult British Indie Metal band “HELLSBELLES ‘THREE IN A ROW’ Special Feature ‘All Weekender’ Marathon on Dutch Radio Station http://www.groundfm.nl/ – ZwAaR mEtAaL Show THIS FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY at 23.00 GMT +1
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Internet Radio DJ Venison Stew is playing HellsBelles’ recent single ‘Abyssinian Demesne’ on the New Jersey-based Internet Radio Station in America.
Venison Stew can be found at www.wildbunchradio.com and at www.tbrn.net
and the madcap’s podcasts here: http://listen.tbrn.net/VenisonStew/
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British heavy act receives yet more U.S. radio play, featuring on America’s FM Cyber-FM Radio Station
Manchester, England – HellsBelles, the British heavy rock band featured on Cyber FM’s DJ Diva Krissy Show on Saturday 17th March, 2012.
DJ Krissy is a mad keen fan on the band and loves the music. According the DJ diva, their music is “awesome!”
Thanks Krissy!
Listeners can check out Cyber FM at www.cyber-fm.com
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RadioMeltdown.org (Photo credit: MichaelStipe)
Radio Meltdown - http://www.radiomeltdown.org – top DJ Diva HellsBelle interviewed HellsBelles’ lead singer and guitarist Paul Quigley on Sunday 11th March in an exlusive for Radio Meltdown.
Paul talked about the background to the band and the plans for the year ahead.
HellsBelles’ tracks are now on high rotation on the station, with all the station’s DJs playing out the band’s songs.
For more information and to tune in, visit www.radiomeltdown.org
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HELLSBELLES LIVE Feb 28th 2012 at 8pm PST on LA’s HOTTEST ROCK DIVA Jenna Syde’s ‘Pick Ur Poison’ Radio Show on RADIOBUZZD.COM -> HERE
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Philip Larkin (RIP)
A poem by Philip Larkin
“They fuck you up, your mom and dad
They may not mean to, but they do.
They fill you with the faults they had
And add some extra, just for you.
But they were fucked up in their turn
By fools in old-style hats and coats,
Who half the time were soppy-stern
And half at one another’s throats.
Man hands on misery to man
It deepens like a coastal shelf.
Get out as early as you can
And don’t have any kids yourself.”
- by Philip Larkin (1922-1985)
Source: Collected Poems (Farrar Straus and Giroux, 2001). Philip Larkin, “This Be the Verse” from Collected Poems. Used by permission of The Society of Authors as the Literary Representative of the Estate of Phillip Larkin.
