Review: Dillinger Escape Plan – Dissociation
Dillinger Escape Plan are calling it a day. That news should signal a national day of mourning and yet to the mainstream; it will...
Troy Redfern + The Commoners at The Bourne Music Club
This doubleheader at The Bourne Music Club, Sittingbourne, a small but rocking little venue, saw two of the more highly rated lesser-known bands combining...
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...
Caustic Casanova spark the neurones on Glass Enclosed Nerve Center
Back in 2012, a band called Caustic Casanova began making waves in the US both live and with their debut album, Someday You...
Autumn Owls ‘Between Buildings, Toward The Sea’ Album Review
Autumn Owls formed and began preparing ideas in 2007, when the Dublin three-piece of Gary McFarlane (guitar, vocals), Adam Browne (bass) and Will Purtill...
Ghost Iris design hard-hitters & heart pounding stompers on Apple Of Discord
By being a leading outfit in the ever expansive metalcore scene, Danish band Ghost Iris, provide another level of brashness with their new record...
Review: Tigertailz – Blast!
Ever since their 1990 album titled “Bezerk” the Glam-tastik Welsh band TIGERTAILZ have deteriorated faster than a loaf of crusty French bread eaten in...
Review: Danny Bryant – Blood Money
Delivering an album almost annually, this is Danny Bryant’s third offering produced by Richard Hammerton, and will come out on Friday 29th January 2016...
Samtar casts the Shadow of the King’s Charade
Samtar is an experimental solo artist from Wisconsin and has his fifth album (the follow-up to the grandly titled, The Curse Of The Infinite...
Greetings From The Inner Circle
Inner Circle Avenue are a 4-piece from Michigan and are comprised of three siblings (two brothers and one sister), with a friend brought in to...
