Bon Jovi Forever Legendary Edition Review
I was quite young when I first heard Bon Jovi, around seven or eight years old. I remember 'Livin' on a Prayer', 'It's My...
The Pineapple Thief Box Set Review: Retracing Our Steps
This is a huge undertaking, an eight-CD set comprising all the band's official studio albums released between 2006 and 2014, with a few added...
Cheap Trick All Washed Up Album Review: 50 Years Strong
In a career which now sees the band, after almost fifty years' existence, very much in the veteran class, Cheap Trick have somehow always...
Keith West ‘Cross That Bridge’ Review: 60s Psych Icon’s Complete Works
Keith West was right there in the middle of the 1960s, in the eye of the storm, singing in bands like 4+1 and The...
The Pretty Wild Deliver Gnarly Debut zero.point.genesis
I'd like to start this review by saying what an incredible band The Pretty Wild are. This is my first time listening to them...
Jan Akkerman Live Album Review: Focus Classics Revisited
When Jan Akkerman left Focus in 1976, after seven years with the band and achieving renown as a stellar guitarist (Melody Maker, in 1972,...
Alfonso Conspiracy Channels NIN, Manson on Industrial Brutal Debut
There's nothing comfortable about Alfonso Conspiracy, the solo project of Hull-born, Birmingham-based multi-instrumentalist Max James. This debut full-length arrives as ten tracks of industrial...
Graham Bonnet Lost In Hollywood Again
Has Graham Bonnet had anything like the career he could have had, had he not been thrown out of or walked out on certain...
Bad Wolves Die About It Deluxe Edition Review
It's been 7 years of non-stop heavy, hard-hitting tracks! It has also been 7 years of me personally listening to Bad Wolves. They rose...
Spock’s Beard Return with Epic Prog Journey The Archaeoptimist
Spock's Beard are now a firmly established presence in the prog firmament, being one of the most consistent and exciting bands, with a whole...
