Mark Morton – Ether
It hasn’t been
that long since we were treated the Mark Mortons long awaited debut
solo album, Anesthetic with
so many guests joining in that it could...
Live Review: Dr Feelgood @ Hard Rock Hell
Legends. Icons. Heroes. These monikers are thrown around needlessly these days, but every so often, a band comes along that truly deserves them. Dr...
Review: Housebreaking – Against All Odds
Housebreaking are a band that come from the history rich Cassino, Italy. Defining themselves in the powerful death metal genre, I expected death metal...
Live Review: Electric Boys @ Hard Rock Hell
Electric Boys – Stage 1 – Saturday
Electric Boys have a more distinct sound than some of the other bands on the main stage of...
Daughtry – uncaged and rattled
Twelve years on from their debut, Daughtry are set to release their fifth album called ‘Rattle That Cage’. Firstly, let’s dispense with the American Idol...
The Mucks Need Your Love
Coventry indie rock newcomers The Mucks return with ’Need Your Love’ - a soul-stirring representation of young love that is falling apart due to distance, commitments...
Louise Patricia Crane Brings Her Haunting Witch-Queen Voice to Deep Blue
Vocalist and songwriter Louise Patricia Crane has recently been cooperating with Stephen Carey's collaborative music project The Eden House, specifically on their 2017 album...
UK black metal outfit Antre have spawned a Dark Spectrum
British black metallers Antre offer a perfectly raw and fierce slab of pulverizing darkness with an oppressive vibe and a rather bleak aura to...
Ingested revisit their past to show their future
Last year Manchesters slam death metal unit Ingested released Where Only Gods May Tread which was one of my favourite albums of 2020, the...
Xilla – Distant Minds
On the backstreet cobblestones of yesteryear where one of The Manic Street Preachers bummed a cigarette from a member of Marillion, and they got...
