Rush Live: Synths, Solos & Supremacy
In the early 1980s Rush were right up there amongst the brightest stars in the rock universe, shifting albums by the shedload and gigs...
Blodwyn Pig: The Recordings 1969-74 Review
Blodwyn Pig came about when Mick Abrahams, frustrated at Ian Anderson's belief Jethro Tull were exclusively his band, plus Anderson's decision to move away...
Acidosis Deliver Thrash on Arrival
Acidosis are another new band to me. I was very intrigued by their name. After listening to them for the first time, they are...
Night Thieves Metaxis Album Revie
Night Thieves are a band that intrigued me a lot. I always love discovering female-fronted bands, as I feel like there aren't many of...
Laughing Stock: Life in Seven Dreams Review
Norwegian prog rockers Laughing Stock have been immensely productive these past few years, and their latest offering, the intriguingly titled Life in Seven Dreams,...
Gong: Bright Spirit Album Review
Gong, in their nearly six decades of existence, have occasionally morphed into unrecognisable forms, including the late 70s/early 80s Pierre Moerlen period and releasing...
Bodysnatcher, Ingested, Psycho-Frame, Big Ass Truck I.E. 6th March, Club Academy, Manchester
Club Academy is absolutely PACKED this evening, with a whole different assortment of metalheads, both young and old. This is a stacked lineup, featuring...
No Murder No Moustache – As Everything Else Decays Album Review
No Murder No Moustache is new to me, and I'm excited about this one. I love discovering DIY bands and artists, especially punk ones,...
Hawkwind Debut Album Remastered: 3CD Box Set Review
Hawkwind's debut album, originally released in 1970, is being rereleased as a 3CD box set plus Blu-ray, with the original album completely remastered from...
Neal Morse Band Return with L.I.F.T. – Album Review
Neal Morse Band (NMB) return after a four-and-a-half-year gap with another album of majestic prog, one which exceeds the sum total of all its...
