Tulus Take Us To A Dark Place with Old Old Death
Yours truly is a massive fan of Evil 1999 by the ugly Norwegian black metal scumbags collectively known as Tulus, and such foul and...
Listener carve a niche for themselves that has rarely been attempted before.
Listener, the moniker of Dan Smith that has since evolved into a full band, have used 8 albums over 15 years to carve a...
Metal Guru – The Life And Music Of Marc Bolan by Paul Roland
Author Paul Roland has written three previous books on Marc Bolan, each taking a different point of view, presumably offering new insights as added...
Suzi Quatro releases eighteenth album, The Devil in Me
Suzi Quatro, or Suzi Q to her fans .. is the ultimate "rock chick", with rock cred to spare. Ballsy and sassy, she was...
ORPHANED LAND create an artistic tour-de-force with a formidable and furious sense of purpose!
Israel’s Orphaned Land are one of the progenitors of what’s become known as Oriental Metal, where power playing nestles comfortably alongside a range of Middle...
Roger Daltrey: A Great Night Out in Las Vegas
Sixty years on from helping invent arena rock, Roger Daltrey is still centre stage, still finding new corners in songs he's sung ten thousand...
Graham Gordon – The Rolling Stones Before They Became The Stones
This book was originally published in 2018 and was written from the perspective, despite the similarity of name, that there are in fact two...
The Beat and The Selecter perform at Dreamland, Margate
For all those that do not know, let me tell you a little bit about the musical culture of Margate. Being a resident of...
Review: Anderson Ponty Band – Better Late Than Never
For most fans Jon Anderson will always be the voice of Yes, no matter how many years have now passed since he sung with...
Review: Sikth – The Future in Whose Eyes?
Sikth, the Hertfordshire sextet have returned from their 2008 hiatus with their first full-length since 2006’s Death of a Dead Day.
To state new release...
