Review: The Bronx – V
When The Bronx released their first album in 2003, it was an unhinged slab of genius. Five albums later and few punk bands can...
David Duchovny steals Shepherd’s Bush heart
Actor, writer, producer, director, novelist, and singer-songwriter. Whether you are into music or into cinema and TV, there's no way you wouldn't have heard...
Graham Gordon – The Rolling Stones Before They Became The Stones
This book was originally published in 2018 and was written from the perspective, despite the similarity of name, that there are in fact two...
Big Big Train – Between the Lines; the story of a rock band
Grant Moon … (Burning Shed ..hardback, £49.99)
Some bands explode onto the scene and make an immediate impact, while others take an eternity to...
Helldorado – Bones in the Closet
Well who would have thought a band from Norway, would, or even could sound like a Southern American, whisky slugging band? Suddenly everyone wants...
Not In This Lifetime did we expect such a mind blowing outcome from the...
The excitement before Saturday's gig is palpable as Guns N' Roses have already played the night before leaving fans and sceptics positively speechless beyond...
Review: Matt Andersen – Honest Man
Award-winning Canadian singer/acoustic guitarist Matt Andersen has some voice. Deep and resonate, it’s warm and draws you in ensuring you listen to what he...
Review: Sirens in the Delta – Revolutions to Follow
Coming out of Teesside, Sirens in the Delta play rock and roll and their debut EP, ‘Revolutions to Follow’, is born from the world...
Review: Keitzer – Ascension
Well there is nothing that feeds the blood more than good old metal grind and hardcore. It’s punishing and brutal and you can feel...
Suzi Quatro releases eighteenth album, The Devil in Me
Suzi Quatro, or Suzi Q to her fans .. is the ultimate "rock chick", with rock cred to spare. Ballsy and sassy, she was...
