Thy Art Is Murder ‘Hate’
Despite being one of it's longest standing sub-genres, death metal has always lurked on the periphery of our culture like that weird kid at...
Hollywood Vampires Live In Rio
The term ‘supergroup’ is often overused, but if ever a band deserved the moniker, it is Hollywood Vampires. The name has its origins in...
Nirvana ‘In Utero’ 20th Anniversary
Nirvana's In Utero album has been perceived in two drastically different ways since it's original release on September 21st 1993. The first was that...
Review: Wednesday 13 – Condolences
Joseph Poole, aka Wednesday 13 has created a new album that is as far removed from his previous punk-rock work and comedic spin-off song...
Reignwolf play Dingwalls, Camden, supported by Valeras
With the smell of fireworks and Camden’s food market in the air we arrive at Dingwells on the lock to Reignwolf’s latest sold out show. Arriving just...
Oathbound Colors in Grey Review: Prog Metalcore Done Right
Progressive metalcore should be an oxymoron.
The complexity of progressive metal, combined with the simpler, commercialised staples of metalcore, shouldn't be easily accessible to the...
Reckless Love: Turborider – Futuristic Nostalgia?
High kickin’ high pitchin’ frontman Olli Herman is back with Pepe Reckless shredding the strings, Jarle Verne on trembling bass and Hessu Maxx on...
Daughters – You Won’t Get What You Want
At the end of the day, what we as a rock/metal fans really need is a challenge. Sure, most of us profess our rebellious...
Review: Double Experience – Unsaved progress
Double Exerience are most likely the only band in the world that are described as 'Nerdy Neo-Rock' but thats one of the many things...
Limp Bizkit did it all for Yorkshire
Limp Bizkit are still one of the biggest acts in music and could probably sell out every venue they could find due to their...
