He discovered RAP at an early age and it wasn’t long before he grew his style into something aggressive and brutal. ZERO 9:36 or Matthew Cullen to use his Sunday name was born in May 1997 in the suburb of Philadelphia called Langhorne.
Tonight’s show is a triple header, kicking off with an American Rapper I’ve not heard before, ZERO 9:36, the sort of thing I imagine my son would be into, he’s already commented on the next band, ASKING ALEXANDRIA, saying he still listens to the first two albums, ‘Stand up and Scream’ and ‘Restless and Relentless’, says they are two sick albums.
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The guest list is never early, especially when it’s cold and you have a full bladder. I get to my new found parking space, and after a brief fight with the interweb’s, I wander down to the venue, only to join the queue of like-minded togs and reviewers that have already collected for this early doors of 6pm. Family always come first the bands would be first to tell us exactly that. This is another solo affair as both Maria and Waldorf have family issues to deal with. The windows are down, the volume is up and the heated seat is on, its November after all. As I thread my way through the evening traffic on my way to Nottingham, I have a playlist cranking out Planet Zero, American Hard Rocker’s Shinedown’s latest offering, and it’s a banger. Yet again Nottingham’s mighty Ice-Skating venue, the Motorpoint Arena, the home of the great Jane Torvill and Christopher Dean, beckons. Review & Photography by Manny Manson for MPM
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