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Dendera at Hard Rock Hell – Classic Rock magazine
Music224 reviews Dendera’s set at Hard Rock Hell
“The band had the crowd eating out of the palms of their hands and they absolutely smashed it. I’m so glad I caught up with Dendera finally as these guys were one of my top bands from the weekend!“ Photos and review by Jay Hawkins at Music 224. Check out … Continue reading
Glorydaze Music reviews ‘Pillars of Creation’ (9/10)
9/10 review of ‘Pillars of Creation’
“The overall structure and development of catchy yet thick and grooving crushers like “Disillusioned” and “Bloodlust” definitely have a fair bit of Iron Maiden melodic guitar and vocal hooks and an upbeat, Judas Priest brand of speed metal influence to them, but are painted over with a dark gloss that … Continue reading
Powerplay magazine live review: Dendera and I.C.O.N at The Garage, London
Zero Tolerance review of Dendera and I.C.O.N at The Garage, London
9/15 review of ‘Pillars Of Creation’ – Legacy magazine, Germany
Review of Dendera’s show with Anvil – London 12.07.15
“Dendera are a five piece band comprising of Ashley Edison –(vocals), Stephen Main and David Stanton -(guitars), Bradley Edison –(bass) and Andy Finch –(drums). They played a forty-five minute set and put in a sterling performance with their more traditional style of heavy metal with a vocal very similar to … Continue reading
Review of Dendera’s show with Anvil (Glasgow 15.07.15)
“Tonight’s set was very much biased towards their new album Pillars of Creation which I’m just starting to get into. What I can definitely say is that seeing the band perform this new material live adds that extra layer of appreciation for an album that’s really growing on me….Fists were raised, … Continue reading