Review: Palace Of The King – Valles Marineris
Last year, Australian rock n roll sextet, Palace Of The King, released their debut album White Bird/Burn The Sky. It was full of anthemic,...
GOO GOO DOLLS Play It Cool In The Heatwave at London’s Brixton Academy
Brixton’s O2 Academy is pretty warm at the best of times. In the midst of a heatwave? It’s probably on a level with a...
Torn The F*ck Apart ‘The Dissection of Christ’ Album Review
Death metal is not usually this reviewer’s forte, and after choosing to review it on the grounds that the title of the album and...
Ignea occupy The Realms of Fire and Death
Imagine a mix of rock, melodic metal, and symphonic rock all spiced with a little of doom and even folk…well, imagine no more: here...
Review: Dope – Blood Money Part 1
This latest album by DOPE still has a familiar feel reaching back to their previous work. Lyrically the songs haven’t become anymore intricate but...
Review: Slomatics – Future Echo Returns
If you are not a fan of slow, heavy, soul destroying doom, then just stop reading, go away now and find something light and...
TesseracT declare ‘War Of Being’ on Manchester
Since declaring a ‘War Of Being’ on England, the TesseracT army has been impenetrable and they continued their relentless invasion with Manchester as the...
Snakecharmer + Daylight Robbery @ The Robin 2
Rob Billingham reviews an AOR gig which didn’t disappoint…
A real treat for lovers of melodic rock was in store for anyone braving the Arctic...
Jan Akkerman Live Album Review: Focus Classics Revisited
When Jan Akkerman left Focus in 1976, after seven years with the band and achieving renown as a stellar guitarist (Melody Maker, in 1972,...
Review: Sick of it All – When the Smoke Clears
If you looked up integrity in the dictionary, you wouldn't see a picture of Sick of it All because dictionaries don't have pictures, but...
