Big D and the Kids Table unveil The Good Ole American Saturday Night
Big D and the Kids Table are a band I've heard many times, being a favourite ska-punk band on my list. So when I...
Taake delivers chilling perfection on En Skog av Nidstang
The renowned Norwegian black metal institution that is Taake surely needs no introduction. Apart from being a relatively regular presence on the touring circuit...
DFL unleash hardcore chaos on new album Fuck It
DFL (Dead Fucking Last) are a band I've heard many times and am never disappointed by. Originally formed in 1991, the four-piece hardcore punk...
The HU Bring Mongolia To Metal On HUN
The HU open HUN the way a cavalry charge announces itself. 'Warrior Chant' arrives with the sound of riders cresting a hill, morin khuur...
Breaking Benjamin find their place in the Diary of Manchester
Easily one of the most highly anticipated tours of 2026, Breaking Benjamin make their triumphant return to the UK after nine long years. A...
Live Review: Väin Wild and Bad Actress Bring Glam Rock to Manchester
Some gigs pack a huge air conditioned hall to the rafters and still fail to spark any atmosphere. This one was the exact opposite....
Gentle Giant In A Glass House Reissue Album Review
Originally released in 1973, In A Glass House was the fifth album by progressive rock legends Gentle Giant. Newly remixed and remastered, vocalist Derek...
The Dead Collective Are Intense
If you missed out on catching The Dead Collective live earlier this year when they toured, then grab yourselves a copy of their new...
Motionless In White Decades Review
Twenty years deep into their career, Motionless In White mark the milestone with their seventh studio album, Decades, and it plays like a victory...
Sammy Hagar proves he’s still the Best of All Worlds in Manchester
The long awaited return of one of the best vocalists ever to stand on stage with one of the greatest guitarists of all time,...
