Sertraline “People expressing themselves through music is a massive help to others”
North West-based tech/prog/melodic metal crew Sertraline is the definition of a band on the rise in 2020. Having played festivals like Bloodstock and Tech-Fest...
Under A Bridge Of Sighs – An Interview With Bombs Of Hades
Not long ago, a hugely memorable and gritty death metal-influenced 4-track EP by the Swedish quartet Bombs of Hades came my way, and it...
Through woods and waves of air – An interview with The Windmill
Last year yours truly had the pleasure of witnessing the Norwegian prog rock outfit named The Windmill at the 2019 edition of the splendid...
RedHook “There’s still a long way to go for festival lineups to have more...
What do you think of when you think of Australian bands? Maybe an AC/DC-esque classic rock band? A new alt/indie band? Sometimes, yeah. What...
Fragments And Hedonists – An Interview With Prog Rockers Magic Pie
The Norwegian prog rock scene is filled to the brim with hugely talented and captivating bands with one of the most outstanding ones undoubtedly...
Bloodywood “We will get past this, but we have to be better than before,...
It seems that the internet is a powerful marketing tool in the music industry nowadays, and Bloodywood are a great example of this. From...
Delivering The Final Cut with Paul May
Paul May has played on over 50 albums. His session and live work having seen him encompass a wide spectrum of music in his...
Jim Davies “This feels like my first proper album” – Interview with former The...
At first, you might not know the name, but if you have listened to chart-topping hits from The Prodigy, seen Pitchshifter live, or even...
Monstrosities In A Cold Climate – An Interview With Nyrst
A couple of months ago yours truly had the pleasure of receiving a promo copy of an utterly atmospheric and strangely unsettling black metal...
The HU share their message of “loving and protecting this earth” and waking everyone’s...
February 2020, Mongolian rock band The HU, embarked on a tour starting in the UK, that then took them to Malaysia, Indonesia and Australia....