Osmium Guillotine Archive

  • Local metallers Osmium Guillotine have come out with another storming themed epic in the form of Hobgoblin, named after the famous ale. Brewed by the Wychwood Brewery, in Oxfordshire, Hobgoblin is famous for it’s ‘What’s the matter lager boy, afraid you might taste something’ advertising slogan, and dark fantasy theming....

    Hobgoblin

    Posted on November 7, 2011 | No Comments
    Local metallers Osmium Guillotine have come out with another storming themed epic in the form of Hobgoblin, named after the famous ale. Brewed by the Wychwood Brewery, in Oxfordshire, Hobgoblin is famous for it’s ‘What’s the matter lager boy, afraid you might taste something’ advertising slogan, and dark fantasy theming....

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  • When I were a lad (and all this were just fields and Wagon Wheels were as big as your head and Curly Wurlies came up to your shoulder…etc) there were a lot of bands about that sort of sounded like Osmium Guillotine. Of course we used to listen to cassette...

    Osmium Guillotine – Into The Battle

    Posted on September 21, 2011 | No Comments
    When I were a lad (and all this were just fields and Wagon Wheels were as big as your head and Curly Wurlies came up to your shoulder…etc) there were a lot of bands about that sort of sounded like Osmium Guillotine. Of course we used to listen to cassette...

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  • Brash, boisterous and bold, Osmium Guillotine bring yet more tracks to the attention of their public via the interwebs. Their well-defined sound showcases their varied and vital influences, from the 70s metal revolution of Sabbath and Motorhead to the rockabilly and punk influenced thrill of the Misfits. They manage to...

    Osmium Guillotine

    Posted on March 26, 2011 | No Comments
    Brash, boisterous and bold, Osmium Guillotine bring yet more tracks to the attention of their public via the interwebs. Their well-defined sound showcases their varied and vital influences, from the 70s metal revolution of Sabbath and Motorhead to the rockabilly and punk influenced thrill of the Misfits. They manage to...

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