Savage Messiah – Hands of Fate
Been to a metal show in the UK recently? You might be aware of Savage Messiah, an English band that is far, far beyond...
Review: Europe – Walk The Earth
Joey Tempest told us, he’s Not Supposed To Sing The Blues and yet the rebirth of the bluesy Europe continues with their latest album .Walk...
Johannes Luley – QITARA
Perfect Beings guitarist Johannes Luley’s second solo album branches out from the progressive rock of his main band to explore jazz rock and fusion...
Into The Unknown – Out of The Shadows
There are nine tracks featured across the length of Into The Unknown’s debut album Out of The Shadows, two being cover versions, the remainder...
Review: Sound Storm – Vertigo
Sound Storm are a Naples based band who formed in 2002, and whose initial brief involved being a band covering songs by Maiden and...
Review: Twingiant – Blood Feud
Twingiant are a Phoenix-based band who, it is said, are in the process of refining their sound from a conceptual stoner rock template and...
Review: Anti-Flag – American Fall
If there was ever a year that called for an Anti-Flag album more, 2017 is surely it. We’re not going to bullshit you about...
Nazareth Live in Norwich – Genuine trailblazers in their own right
The last time Nazareth visited East Anglia, frontman Carl Sentance was new to the band, filling the shoes of band member and founder Dan...
Review: Enslaved – E
The metal word owes a lot to black Norwegian metal progressive leviathans Enslaved for their 26 years of service. 14 albums in and there...
Review: Trivium – The Sin and The Sentence
Despite having a difficult few years with frequently changing personnel and what some may call an ever evolving sound that has garnered mixed reviews,...
