Bush ‘Live from Roseland’ DVD Review
This March (4th) legendary British grunge band Bush are set to release "Live From Roseland" on DVD and Blu-Ray.
Gwen Stefani's hubby's band Bush...
Skid Row: United World Rebellion – Chapter One
I'm glad Skid Row are still going. They were one of the most underrated bands that came out of that famous LA metal scene....
The Dogs Divine ‘Size of the Fight’ Album Review
This gang of rock 'n' roll reprobates founded in 2007 signed originally to Chavis Records after just one show and released a debut album...
Live: Periphery, The Contortionist and Destrage – Manchester 02 Ritz
Progressive Metal and Djent progenitors Periphery return to Manchester with their debut show at the Manchester 02 Ritz along with fellow proggers Destrage and...
The Cult celebrate their 40th anniversary
The Cult is celebrating 40 years of music. They have a phenomenal discography of high-energy gothic hard rock classics and a high-octane stage show...
Review: Altar of Betelgeuze – Among the Ruins
Now this fuzz orientated riff is what stoner metal is about – it shows a hearty pull of sonic cosmic infectiousness, that pleasures the...
Review: Blackberry Smoke – Leave A Scar, Live In North Carolina
If you are looking for something fun, something a bit jazzy, with a sprinkle of blues and country, and predominantly southern rock, then I would...
Pil & Bue prove The World Is A Rabbit Hole
Norwegian duo Petter Carlsen and Gøran Johansen formed Pil & Bue (which apparently translates rather neatly into Arrow & Bow) in 2013 and now...
With One Last Breath/theFallen/On The Ropes @Fibbers, York, 22/07/2013
Grand homecoming shows are often cause for celebration. That was certainly the case on Monday 22nd July, when York metalcore quintet With One Last...
Axel Rudi Pell watches the Sign of the Times
With the release of his nineteenth studio album, Germanic guitar maestro Axel Rudi Pell has again surrounded himself with quality musicians (and maintains his Blackmore...
