Almost Honest – Welcome to the Viking Groove Machine
It was hard to know exactly what I was in for heading into the first listen of Almost Honest’s Seiches and Sirens, a full-length...
Soulfly return to form with new album Ritual
Max Cavalera has made a name for himself by constantly pushing boundaries and shattering genres he is probably one of the most prolific artists...
Taake delivers chilling perfection on En Skog av Nidstang
The renowned Norwegian black metal institution that is Taake surely needs no introduction. Apart from being a relatively regular presence on the touring circuit...
Travis Barker &Yelawolf ‘Psycho White’ Album Reviw
The release of Travis Barker's 2011 debut hip hop album Give The Drummer Some was met with mixed reviews. Generally met with praise by...
Mike Tramp compiled Trampthology
After eleven solo albums over 25 years, I guess White Lion/Freak of Nature frontman Mike Tramp is entitled to release a ‘best of’… it’s...
Live Review – Avatar, Manchester Academy
Avatar, no not the film, it’s the crazy Sweedish band and tonight they invade Manchester.
A circus theme intro song is played, one by one members...
Surface Rise Again
Back in the late 70s three former Birmingham school friends formed a
band, deriving their name from one of the guitarist’s former groups called Ocean.
Paul...
Live Review: Dr Feelgood @ Hard Rock Hell
Legends. Icons. Heroes. These monikers are thrown around needlessly these days, but every so often, a band comes along that truly deserves them. Dr...
Live Review: Europe & Black Star Riders, Academy, Newcastle
If you told me I'd be seeing live versions of 'The Final Countdown' and 'The Boys Are Back in Town' performed by the original...
Svartanatt share the Last Days Of Earth
Swedish rockers, Svartanatt, may be rooted in 60s and 70s rock influences but their third album is still fresh and new whilst keeping those...
