Review: Girlschool – Propaganda EP
Currently on their first US tour in over 20 years, the longest-running female heavy metal band in history have a new EP out that’s...
Review: Me and That Man – Songs of Love and Death
Side/solo projects can be a risk for established artists. It’s always interesting to see a musician take a different approach to their self-expression, or...
Steve Hackett – Every album, every track
For Steve Hackett’s prodigious output of solo releases since 1975’s Voyage Of The Acolyte, twenty-seven and counting, excluding ‘live’ albums and collaborations - we...
Review: Brother Firetribe – Sunbound
This sounds absolutely epic, and I am not being cheesy when I use the term epic because it is. 'Sunbound' is a gigantic track despite being...
Review: Devil Sold His Soul – Belong ╪ Betray
Devil Sold His Soul have had a frustrating career path. They are one of those bands that constantly seem on the brink of doing...
Fates Warning – Live Over Europe
This double live album by the progressive metal heroes Fates Warning appropriately titled Live Over Europe containing an astounding 23 tracks captured on tape...
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....
Review: Deaf Havana ’22’ EP
Back in late 2011 I stumbled across Deaf Havana. After flicking through endless music channels I waited for the adverts to finish and for...
Tygers are worth two in Ambush
Whenever the era of the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal is discussed, most name the obvious ones, some mourn the ones that got...
London celebrates an early Halloween with Wednesday 13.
The Islington Academy queue on Saturday night was dressed in spooky outfits, horror make-up, crazy wigs and fake blood as Wednesday 13 landed in...
