Saxon – Hell, Fire and Damnation
Saxon have been bringing ‘heavy metal thunder’ to the world for well over forty years and in this time have released several classic albums...
Nobody’s Fool make Time to entertain
Whenever I receive an album for review with a title that screams (for Vengeance?!) ‘cover version,’ that track is played first, regardless of running...
Magnum – Here Comes The Rain
Magnum are another band who’ve recently passed the ’50 years and still going strong’ landmark - with Tony Clarkin and Bob Catley, two of...
Stoned Statues blend eclectic influences brilliantly on Guardian
Finland has a long history in terms of rock and metal and it continues to add exciting new chapters that still feel fresh and...
Ryujin: A new name in killer Japanese power metal
Rebranding is a make or break event for most bands and Ryujin (formerly GYZE) is no exception, luckily all the powerful energy of GYZE...
Exocrine – Legend
The French technical death metallers Exocrine have crafted and unleashed some accomplished and musically adventurous outputs in the past, and this upcoming album titled...
Metalite Embark On The Ultimate Quest To Save Humanity
Nearly three years on from their release of A Virtual World, Metalite are back in the studio with their upcoming record Expedition One.
Set in...
Dirty Honey – Can’t Find The Brakes
The crestfallen almost torch song delivery that vocalist Marc LaBelle opens ‘Don’t Out The Fire’ with soon changes tack as the band come in,...
Trivax’s Eloah Burns Out
Eloah Burns Out, the second full-length album from British-Iranian black metal outfit Trivax is out now on vinyl, CD and digitally, via UK-based publishing...
Scanner rise from the ashes and begin The Cosmic Race
Germany has a very storied history in heavy metal, from the early days of the Schenker dynasty with Scorpions and MSG to the titans...
