The Charm The Fury – The Sick, Dumb & Happy Review
The Charm The Fury's second full-length offers up a whole new sound to what fans of the band will be used to and laces...
Review: Mastodon – Emperor of Sand
Three years on from the release of Once More 'Round The Sun, American heavy metal act Mastodon have returned to the front lines of...
Review: Varg – Götterdämmerung (God’s Dawn)
Immediately you can feel that vibe as German metallers Varg take to the speakers and rip you a new one. That Pagan beat and...
Review: Provoker – The Long Defeat
If I could describe The Long Defeat in one word it would be atmospheric. This debut five track EP from Provoker is good, very...
Review: Johnossi – Blood Jungle
Johnossi, a seemingly unusual choice for a publication that specialises in rock and metal, but all the same the Swedish duo are renowned for...
Ash Wilson – Broken Machine
Featuring members of King King and Chaka Khan’s band, alongside his brother Phil producing, co-writing and playing drums, on this his debut album, Ash...
Jethro Tull – The String Quartets
Featuring the songs of Jethro Tull as written by band leader Ian Anderson, largely orchestrated and re-arranged by keyboard player John O’Hara (also of...
Review: Diet Cig — Swear I’m Good At This
The New York pop-punk duo DIET CIG have announced their debut album Swear I’m Good At This will be released via Frenchkiss Records on April...
HRH Hammerfest 2017: Saturday Highlights
All good things must come to an end, and this mindset hangs heavy in the air of the final day of Hammerfest 2017. As...
Review: Carousel Kings – Charm City
Infectiousness runs clear on the new record Charm City from Carousel Kings, with hooks and punchy lyrics pushing the album into rock territory. The...
