Waterstones, The Hayes, Cardiff. The scene for the launch of the first of two books by Manic Street Preachers bass player and mouthpiece, Nicky Wire.
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Review – The Guns, ‘F*ck The Demon Outta Me’
The Guns are back again, but bigger, better and more bad ass than before, with F*ck The Demon Outta Me
November 20, 2011
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