Michael Des Barres and The Mistakes – LIVE!
The 26th Marquis Des Barres is better known to some as the kid wearing sunglasses in the classic British b/w film To Sir With...
This Consequence, That Performance: Killswitch Engage Rule Manchester
Killswitch Engage have been called the greatest metalcore band of all time by at least one person; it sounds lacklustre, but it's hard to...
Review: Cut Up – Wherever They May Rot
So here we are again visiting Sweden, the masters of music whether pop or grind they have all aspects covered.
First track 'From Ear to...
Review: Marsh Dweller – The Weight Of Sunlight
Solo projects are by their very nature, terrifying prospects for us reviewers. For every wonderfully talented multi-instrumentalist there are a dozen egotistical, jack-of-all-trades master...
A Portrait of the Artist: Stone Temple Pilots Celebrate 25 Years of “Purple” with...
This year marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of the release of Purple, Stone Temple Pilots’ behemoth of a breakout record. In honor of the occasion,...
Slegest return once more with Avstand
The filthy Norwegian quartet known as Slegest have yet to disappoint yours truly, and this upcoming juggernaut of theirs, which is the fourth full-length...
Review: Dante’s Theory – Amut
If there is one thing that some of the guys do in Singapore, it's rattling out some amazing music. You don’t somehow imagine that...
P.O.D. Cover The Beatles
Platinum selling superstars P.O.D. – Sonny Sandoval (Vocals), Marcos Curiel (Guitar), and Traa Daniels (Bass) – are back and with a twist. They have released a surprising cover of a classic. Namely,...
Malevolence scream their truth
With only four albums in their locker, few would believe that Malevolence would be where they are now after 15 years. Since their formation...
Review: Ricky Warwick – When Patsy Cline was Crazy (And Guy Mitchell Sang the...
Ricky Warwick should be a man that needs no introduction, especially among those that are fans of classic rock. To those that are not...
