Touchstone ‘Oceans Of Time’
The argument continues. Punk killed Prog. Some say it did. Others are less certain. Some are of the opinion that prog rock just killed...
Helldorado – Bones in the Closet
Well who would have thought a band from Norway, would, or even could sound like a Southern American, whisky slugging band? Suddenly everyone wants...
Theia Release The Ghost Light
Burton-on-Trent hard rock power trio Theia have their third full length album, The Ghost Light, out now on WDFD Records.
Featuring Kyle Lamley on guitars...
Extrema go back to business as usual with ‘Headbanging Forever’
Extrema are one of those bands that fall into an unfortunate grey area in modern metal. Whilst in no way are they a bad...
Review: Lonely The Brave – The Day’s War
It’s been a pretty good year for those Cambridge boys. Gaining traction with genuinely positive press, supporting the likes of Bruce Springsteen and Deftones,...
Review: Snailking – Storm
Over in Jönköping/Kalmar, Sweden, 3 peice doom/sludge band SNAILKING lay waste to pleasantry and positivity with their unique sound of sludge. Hints and edges...
Primus: Here Come the Mancs
Manchester has been without Primus for 9 years and the drought from weird proggy funk music about beef and frogs and whatever the hell...
Review: Seconds Alive – Bitter Moments
During the past eighteen months, the South West crew have steadily made waves throughout the UK scene. Along the way, they have shared stages...
Gruesome Stuff Relish ‘Sempiternal Death Grind’ Album Review
In the deepest, darkest realms of extreme metal there is a little thing called grind. To some it is merely blaring noise but to...
Review: 1919 – Bloodline
A superb start to what I hope will be a superb album as this bristles with coaxing melody and tight sounds. Like Johnny Rotten in...
