Cannibal Corpse: The Killing Floor of Manchester Victoria Warehouse
If you were to ask the average person to name a death metal band, they'd maybe say Slipknot because they don't know what Death...
Review: EX Deo – The Immortal Wars
Let’s go into battle! And what better way then to ride on the horse of Ex Deo whose album The Immortal Wars carries you...
Fields – Feeling Free (2 CD set)
Fields were a three-piece progressive rock band formed in 1971 by keyboard man Graham Fields after he’d left his previous band, Rare Bird, shortly...
Wytch Hazel continue the remarkable journey on IV: Sacrament
Since the 2016 debut Prelude, Witch Hazel have been building a story through the follow-ups, II: Sojourn and III: Pentecost each time supplying multi-layered...
Bad wolves are back with one hell of a howl!
For those who are unaware of Bad Wolves and the divorce-love story which happened back in the summer of '21 (not as catchy as...
Hard Rock Hell VII ‘Cirque Du Rock’ Review
Hard Rock Hell (HRH) VII now in its seventh year is a festival filled with classic rock and metal bands. Each year the festival...
Men on a Mission: Oh Rococo, Deadlines
It's a dull and slightly chilly evening; only two bands on tonight Oh Rococo & Deadlines, but the price is the same, £5.50; is...
Greenslade – Large Afternoon (Remastered)
Greenslade emerged in the very early seventies when, after Colosseum split following Dave Clempson leaving to join Humble Pie, keyboard man Dave Greenslade rounded...
Mutiny on the Bounty ‘Trials’ Album Review
There seems to be two things wrong with the following statement:
'Mutiny on the Bounty are a 4-piece Math Rock band from Luxembourg'.
Firstly the idea...
Magnum rummage in the archive with Dance of the Black Tattoo
Three years after releasing “Valley of Tears,” a compilation album focussing on their quieter, softer side, Magnum have come up with Dance of the...
