Review: Bruce Dickinson – Soloworks
Bruce Dickinson is certainly a man of many talents, so much so that one has to wonder how he finds the time for all...
The Winery Dogs – Dog Years: Live in Santiago & Beyond in 2013 –...
The Winery Dogs, a band I knew nothing of around two years ago, but with some members I was all too familiar. Two legendary...
Review: Steve Hackett – The Charisma Years 1975 – 1982
Steve Hackett the virtuoso guitarist first came onto the music scene with progressive rock band Genesis, after joining them in 1970 to record their...
Review: Desertfest 2016 split EP, Monster Magnet/Raging Speedhorn
The phenomenal Desertfest that resides in Camden, London once a year (and now for those lucky Europeans, Berlin, Germany and Antwerp, Belgium) seem to...
Review: Tyrannosaurus Rex – Albums Re-released
The first three albums by Tyrannosaurus Rex, that characterized the music of original duo of Marc Bolan and Steve Peregrin Took, have been released...
Review: Lynyrd Skynyrd – Vinyl Box Set 1973-1977
What can you say about an iconic band like Lynryd Skynyrd that hasn't been said before? A band who are the essence of Southern...
Review: Meshuggah – I (Special Edition)
There are few bands in the world that can get away with a 21-minute long EP comprising of just one track... 'I' was released in was...
Review: Anti-Flag – A Document of Dissent: 1993-2013
When a band such as Anti-Flag come such a huge milestone in their musical careers - a retrospective of 20 years work, can give...
Review: Entrails – Resurrected from the Grave (Demo Collection)
Demo collection albums aren’t something I always enjoy. I understand the novelty of seeing how a band was before they became refined and set...
Mike Oldfield – Crises and Five Miles Out – Collectors Edition
When Mike Oldfield played live at the opening ceremony of the 2012 Olympics Games in London, the obvious assumption was that canny businessmen would...
