Review: Dope – Blood Money Part 1
This latest album by DOPE still has a familiar feel reaching back to their previous work. Lyrically the songs haven’t become anymore intricate but...
Caitlin Krisko And The Broadcast – Blueprints EP
Caitlin Krisko And The Broadcast deliver well-crafted soulful rockers and heart-wrenching ballads that play out in a well-produced manner while staying shy of being...
Live: Dope, Anti-Clone, Killus – Islington Academy, London
Killus are mad. Donning coloured eye contacts, what can only be described as ‘Joker’ makeup and tongues tangling out, it’s fair to say this...
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...
Lazy Days: The Progressive pop sounds of 1975
This release is the latest instalment in Grapefruit’s ongoing year-by-year overview of the British rock & pop scene of the mid-1970s. While this set...
RAINBOW – Memories in Rock II
Of all the names regularly mentioned as sixties guitar heroes in the classic rock firmament, few stars shine brighter than that of the iconic...
Yes – 50th Anniversary UK Tour Celebrations
2018 marks half a century since the formation of legendary progressive rock group Yes and to celebrate this then band will embark on a 10 date...
JJ Grey & Mofro deep southern roots album Olustee
JJ Grey & Mofro - Grey says the term Mofro is a reference to the sound his band makes onstage, deep southern roots music....
Killswitch Engage bring Atonement to Manchester Academy
After several appearances in UK support slots for the likes of Bullet for my Valentine, Parkway Drive and Iron Maiden, Killswitch Engage make their...
Coheed and Cambria blindside Manchester with prog perfection
Prog is an interesting genre and a prog live is wildly unpredictable at times but one of the few constants in the genre is...
