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July 2023

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18 articles

July 31
- Beats Flex wireless earbuds review
- Moshpits, violins and Sweet Caroline samples: The Callous Daoboys’ UK festival debut was the wildest metal show we’ve seen all year
July 29
- Sleep Token’s biggest festival headline show just proved they’re ready for arena stardom
July 28
- The Fierce & The Dead - News From The Invisible World: "Taut songs with glorious, air-punching choruses."
July 27
- Hanabie's colourful, genre-mashing Reborn Superstar! has confirmed the arrival of Japan's next great crossover metal stars
July 26
- Liberté, egalité, solidarité: The night four "mean Frenchy bitches" lit up London with Brutal Pop, discothèque-noir and punk rock fire
July 15
- "You will remember this show for the rest of your life": Pulp's triumphant homecoming sees Jarvis Cocker's Britpop heroes shoot for the moon
July 14
- Brian May + Friends’ Star Fleet Project mini-album is the sound of two guitar giants having the time of their lives
July 13
- PVRIS embrace change and dualities on EVERGREEN, but at the cost of that spark which initially made them so irresistible
July 10
- Lana Del Rey at BST Hyde Park: enchanting, delightfully strange and worshipped like a queen
- "They're going to pull the plug again!" Bruce Springsteen sparkles in the summer rain at BST Hyde Park masterclass
- Metallica's Reload gets an underwhelming score from Classic Rock's readers in the Album Of The Week Club
July 7
- Expansive and ambitious, The Dust Coda's Loco Paradise is much more than just a bit good
- Nita Strauss lines up the special guest vocalists to augment the shredding on impressively slick album
July 6
- Spiritbox and Loathe's Birmingham show just showed that metal's new stars are ready to take over
July 3
- Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes: Live at the Greek - Album Of The Week Club review
July 2
- WWE Money In The Bank hits London: world class entertainment that shows once again it's time to give the UK a Wrestlemania
July 1
- Motley Crue rock London's tiny Underworld club (and no, there wasn't any miming)