Desert Clouds create Planexit
London based band, Desert Clouds have been in existence for nearly twenty years, albeit with a couple of lineup changes and have generated quite...
Live Review: Steven Wilson @ Hammersmith Apollo
Calming, yet desolate urban scenes of high-rise apartment blocks and the odd green-space provide the backdrop to the intro. Arriving on stage to a...
Robin Trower Live Album Review: Blues Legend Still Sublime
Robin Trower is certainly no stranger to live albums. Depending on which source you believe, this latest release is anywhere between his tenth and...
Foreigner, Europe & FM Live at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, Tuesday 15th April
Review by Paul H Birch, Photos by Lisa Billingham
Tonight there’s a good vibe in Wolverhampton and inside its Civic Theatre FM kick off promptly,...
Review: Code – Under The Subgleam
Black metal is a genre often ridiculed by many in the metal community. It's unsurprising, really, considering that a vast majority of musicians in...
GraViL – Thoughts of a Rising Sun
Following the release of their single/music video 'Enemy Within' London metal troops GraViL have unleashed their brand new album 'Thoughts of a Rising Sun'!...
Brighton’s FINE CREATURES to release Electric La, La Land!
Fine Creatures are a Brighton based 4-piece who met through university and a shared love of ‘60’s pop and ‘90's alt-rock. “When we first...
Dimmu Borgir’s return signals The Grand Serpent Rising
Dimmu Borgir are ironically one of the most controversial bands in black metal, thanks to their more accessible sound and refusal to adhere to...
Elles Bailey reflects Under The Neon Glow
I have always known that Elles Bailey’s vocal prowess can soothe, arouse or sting as necessary, but always captivate. Indeed, her last album, Shining...
Review: Venom – From the Very Depths
To call Venom legends is almost not enough. These Geordie lads rewrote the rule book when it comes to extreme metal and are up...
