So Much For The Ten Year Plan: A Retrospective 1990-2000 - T ...

Therapy? "Best Of" (314 words)
by tbailess - written on 17/11/00, updated on 17/11/00 (Useful, 21 readings)
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Blimey! A ten year retrospective of Therapy?. Has it really been that long? I remember as if were last week going to my first ever gig, T Therapy at the Shepherd's Bush Empire when I was an excited teen itching to get in some crowd surfing and moshing. We had illicit Stellas in our bellies and riffs in our head. We were ready to ROCK. It was the punk rashness that Therapy had, complimented with angst-infested lyrics and singable epic choruses that got all of those sweaty youths thrashing around. It was accessible, but not too mindless. It is clear from this retrospective, released this week, that they never lost this, even though the albums changed distinctively as ...

Infernal Love - Therapy

British rock musics hidden gem (170 words)
by 1000Julys - written on 08/02/09 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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to date (Troublegum) T Therapy had other ideas for its follow up forgoing the straight ahead pop metal favoured on Troublegum for this gothic masterpeace completely laced with bitterness and and cairns unique growel and lyrical bent. There are still elements of Therapy? s earlier sounds here as evidenced on the bouncy but ...

Infernal Love - Therapy

I never wanted this disease - suggest Therapy? (567 words)
by david_1967 - written on 16/03/08 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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Therapy? are a metal band formed in 1989 in Northern Ireland by singer/guitarist Andy Cairns and drummer Fyfe Ewing. They soon employed bass guitarist Micheal McKeegan on bass and began to create their own hybrid of punk/metal. Nowadays Ewing is no longer with the band and is replaced by Graham Hopkins but at the time they released 'Infernal Love' the original trio were complete and rolling in the success of their previous album 'Troublegum'. 'Troublegum', a savage attack on anger and the church, was released in February of 1994 and contained tracks such as 'Nowhere' and 'Trigger Inside' which would both become chart hits in the UK. Due to the success of this album the record ...