Alter Bridge & Shinedown at the O2
December is the year where we all get swamped by gigs, it’s what makes the month that little more special, and it is always...
Steve Cropper and the Midnight Hour welcome us to Friendly Town
The term 'legend' is often overused nowadays: in the realm of music, I believe you can't be considered a legend after merely one or...
Review: The Mute Gods – Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me
Early progressive rock abandoned its psychedelic birth-mother in search of musical adventurism. That the worlds of fantasy and science fiction were going through a...
Review: Haken – Visions (re-release 2017)
Progressive metal band Haken have re-released their second album, Visions, after working alongside Jens Bogren to reinvigorate and raise the standard up to the...
Review: Carnivora – The Vision
Genre: Metal
The Vision E.P from Carnivora has now been released and believe me when I say it will tear the linings out of your...
Chaos reigns as Every Time I Die assert their dominance on Radical
Buffalo’s Every Time I Die (a.k.a ETID) are a band renowned globally for their abrasive, destructive and chaotic brand of southern rock-infused hardcore. It...
Live Review: Beartooth @ Sub89, Reading
So, when I say "Bear" you say "Tooth" Bear~
That's right, Beartooth. Caleb Shomo's latest music venture that was formed in 2012 after he left Attack...
Irish singer-songwriter Glen Hansard returns with his honest brand of acoustic led rock
Irish singer-songwriter Glen Hansard returns with his honest brand of acoustic led rock on new album Between Two Shores.
For those unfamiliar with Hansard think...
Review: Arch Enemy – Will to Power
There has been considerable pressure put on Swedish melodic death metal legends Arch Enemy over the past few years particularly since the departure of...
Review: Blackberry Smoke – Leave A Scar, Live In North Carolina
If you are looking for something fun, something a bit jazzy, with a sprinkle of blues and country, and predominantly southern rock, then I would...
