Quantum Pig – Songs Of Industry And Sunshine
Quantum Pig describe themselves as being simultaneously a "prog band but not a prog band". It means, whilst their music is rooted in prog,...
Steve Hackett – At The Edge Of Light
Steve Hackett is a stellar guitarist and a hugely significant and influential figure in prog-rock. From his time with Genesis between 1971-77, when they...
State of Ember smoulder on Broken Horizons
Redditch based trio State of Ember say that their music is an amalgam of metal, punk and prog rock… well having listened to their second...
NOT UR GIRLFRENZ — New Kids in America (Debut EP)
Jaret Reddick of Bowling for Soup is the mentor for the teenage Texas rock band, NOT UR GIRLFRENZ. They are one of the youngest...
Magnum – Live at the Symphony Hall
British stalwarts Magnum have thrilled and enchanted their audiences for decades now by means of majestic, melodic, and wonderfully evocative hard rock, and this...
Craneium fashions a compelling musical epic on The Narrow Line
Craneium’s latest album, The Narrow Line, bares several similarities to an ancient Grecian epic; both works contain the hallmarks of a fantastical journey. For...
Review: Soilwork – Verkligheten
There’s really no better feeling when you walk away from an album only to go rushing back to it. So, for an album that’s...
Alcatrazz have Parole Denied again
Not content with his resurgence with the Graham Bonnet Band, Bonnet has put most of his original post Rainbow band together to repay the...
Plague Years amplify the darkness while illuminating heavy nuances on Unholy Infestation
Plague Years’ latest album, Unholy Infestation, hits the ear like a sharp ax swiftly cutting through a thick pile of wood; its force totes...
TYGERS OF PAN TANG – Hellbound Spellbound ’81 (Live Album)
Tygers of Pan Tang are a heavy rock band emanating from the North East. They formed in 1978 and came to public prominence during...