Download 2015 – Post-festival summary

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Three days of fantastic festival performances from the best the world of rock and metal has to offer; Download festival has come to an...
Phil Campbell

Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons crowned ‘Kings of the Asylum’ in Stoke

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Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons kicked off their Kings of the Asylum tour in no better place than Stoke, Lemmy’s hometown. Within minutes of...

Rainover – Transcending in the Blue and Drifting into Rebirth

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Album: Transcending in the Blue and Drifting into Rebirth Writing for a number of webzines can bring its rewards and there is no bigger reward...
Stian “Iscariah” Smørholm

Rites Of Blood And Ice – An Interview With Stian “Iscariah” Smørholm (Edged Circle...

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One of the most prolific, interesting, and musically rewarding record labels out there is undoubtedly Edged Circle Productions, which was founded by the consistently...

Top Rock and Metal Albums of 2014

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It has been a fantastic year for music. We saw new releases from Mastodon, Taking Back Sunday, Against Me!, Beartooth, The Used, Dead Harts,...
simple plan

Simple Plan successfully deliver a night of great pop punk mixed with the right...

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Canadian pop punk band Simple Plan, brought their energy, catchy tunes and a whole lot of nostalgia to London’s Kentish Town Forum where they...

Jared James Nichols brings Blues Power to The Boston Music Rooms

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Long, Long ago, (OK, maybe not all that long ago, but a good couple of years at least!) I found myself the pleasure of...
GUIDES

GUIDES: The Pittsburgh Band Bringing 2003 Back

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There's a whole generation of heavy music that lived in the space between Ozzfest and Warped Tour, and GUIDES want to bring it back....

Interview: Kim McAuliffe of Girlschool

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Girlschool are a British heavy metal band. They formed in 1975 in Wandsworth, South London and are named after the ‘B’ side of the...
Vestindien

Fatalism & Unpleasant Directions – An Interview With Vestindien

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Yours truly was (un)fortunate enough to receive a promo copy of Vestindien’s relentlessly bleak debut offering entitled NULL a few weeks ago, and I...