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SAXON – ‘Sacrifice’ Review
Rob W Apr 10, 2013 0

Saxon have returned with album number twenty! A British institution of Heavy Metal who have hardly put a foot wrong…

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Saxon to release New Studio album SACRIFICE
Rob W Feb 23, 2013 0

With a storming new stomp in their boots and a renewed, lithe swagger to their legendary sound, Saxon will release…

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SAXON UK Tour and Movie!
Rob W Oct 30, 2012 0

SAXON have hit us with TWO doses of GOOD NEWS today, a TOUR and a MOVIE! Never tired of the…

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DOWNLOAD FESTIVAL 2012 – Saturday Review
Rob W Jun 12, 2012 0

Another day – more hay! The rain had finally stopped but it was far from summery on Saturday and with…

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SAXON Heavy Metal Thunder – Live
Rob W May 15, 2012 0

Saxon have well and truly cemented their legend status over the last decade or so. After battling through the dark…

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