Caravan – Every Album, Every Track
Caravan along with The Soft Machine, are now the ‘last men standing’ from the fabled ‘Canterbury Scene' of the late 60’s-mid 70’s, still recording...
A night of intense no frills rock ‘n roll with Airbourne, Phil Campbell and...
The queue at the Roundhouse started quite early with hundreds of fans ready to get their rock 'n roll dose. This eventful evening starts...
Sons of Apollo – Psychotic Symphony
Well, what can you really expect to get when you stick names like Sheehan, Portnoy, Sherinian, Bumblefoot and Soto in a room together to...
Review: The Crawling – Anatomy of Loss
There’s some great titles on this album and one is 'An Immaculate Deception' that possesses some tough and twisting rhythms with a deep dark grunting vocal...
Review: We Are Harlot – We Are Harlot
As a guy, I can speak for most when it comes to the emotions that women put us through, from lust to regret, love...
The Space Octopus – Tomorrow We’ll Be Gone
Tomorrow We’ll Be Gone, the latest album from Bilbao’s The Space Octopus, is an album soaked in rock riffs, but with the majority of...
Review: Burn Damage – Age of Vultures
The anticipation just bubbles under the skin and waits to unleash its fury on the unsuspecting at the beginning of this album. I am almost...
Gloo reigns supreme with riotous new EP ‘Stop and Stare’
Gloo’s 2018 debut album A Pathetic Youth made far more than a splash upon its release, it catalyzed a tidal wave. It is a...
Chris Duarte proves he Ain’t Giving Up
Anyone who has mastered the rhythmic style of blues rock seems to be compared to the genius that was Stevie Ray Vaughan… one such...
Steve Hackett – Genesis Revisited ‘Live’: Seconds Out and More
“I’m happy to be releasing my ‘Seconds Out and More’ show. A spectacular night with a band on fire, tearing into that magical music...
