Review: Krysthla – Peace in Our Time
High speed djent inspired riffs. Byzantine inspired guitar solos. Expertly executed growls and screams that can get you screaming along like your life depends...
Review: The Raven Age – Darkness Will Rise
Formed in 2009 The Raven Age are an English melodic metal band from London.
The Raven Age's Darkness Will Rise is thirteen songs long and is their debut...
Review: Bitterfeldt – Götzen.Dämmerung
The stark reality of this band hits you straight between the eyes as soon as the play button is released. The dark, anxious strides...
Review: Crnkshft – Crnkshft
Oh yeah, this is like the music that appears in my dreams – along with a lot of other genres, however, this raucous, heavy,...
Review: Me and That Man – Songs of Love and Death
Side/solo projects can be a risk for established artists. It’s always interesting to see a musician take a different approach to their self-expression, or...
Michael Schenker Fest Live Toyko (2 CD + DVD)
‘Searching For Freedom’ plays over the PA over and the Japanese audience rises and politely as cameras roll around the impressive looking International Forum...
Danny Worsnops venture into Outlaw Country has matured effortlessly
From Hardcore to Rock 'n' Roll and now Blues, Asking Alexandria and We Are Harlot frontman Danny Worsnop has taken to his new musical...
Review: Davey Suicide – Made From Fire
Over the past year or so Davey Suicide himself has been battling with his ex-record label over many issues, so it's a huge achievement...
Review: Comaniac – Return to the Wasteland
It isn’t typical thrash, at least not vocal-wise and there are some strange whisperings and unusual sounds embedded into the track 'Coal' with fantastic biting...
Review: Cut Up – Wherever They May Rot
So here we are again visiting Sweden, the masters of music whether pop or grind they have all aspects covered.
First track 'From Ear to...
