Urne frontman Joe Nally is in record nerd heaven. He’s holding a vintage vinyl copy of Deep Purple’s iconic 1970 album, In Rock, with the reverence most people would reserve for a religious artefact.
“This is incredible,” he says of the record, which is held up as one of metal’s foundation stones. “Plus you look at the family tree of that band, and you’ve got the best education on heavy metal you could dream of.”
