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Bradford's Noise Of The Valleys Volume 2 is an in depth study of the Bradford music scene between the years 1988 and 1998. It contains over a hundred 'rock family trees' naming more than five thousand local musicians and over a thousand bands, ranging from Zed to Tasmin Archer to Terrorvision. It features individual profiles of hundreds of bands and artists and many local clubs and venues. Every page is packed with photos, articles, posters and images from the period and covers a massive range of musical styles from pop and rock to folk and blues to indie and punk to hardcore and doom metal to…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Bradford's Noise Of The Valleys Volume 2 is an in depth study of the Bradford music scene between the years 1988 and 1998. It contains over a hundred 'rock family trees' naming more than five thousand local musicians and over a thousand bands, ranging from Zed to Tasmin Archer to Terrorvision. It features individual profiles of hundreds of bands and artists and many local clubs and venues. Every page is packed with photos, articles, posters and images from the period and covers a massive range of musical styles from pop and rock to folk and blues to indie and punk to hardcore and doom metal to the dance scene. Released as a companion to this book is a 6 CD box set, The Music 1988-1998, containing more than eight hours of music from over a hundred of the local artists featured.
Autorenporträt
Gary Cavanagh was born in Clayton, Bradford and is founder member of Bradford's 1 in 12 Club. He has worked as a former university tutor in history and politics and a local historian and archivist. Cavanagh has been involved in the local music scene since the 1970s and was instrumental in the production of the 1 in 12 compilation LP series. He was former vocalist with legendary local rock gods Phobia and is the co-author of three volumes called 'Bradford's Noise of the Valleys', an extensive history of rock and pop music in the city.