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...
Skam hit a vein with Intra EP
British rock audiences may well be familiar with the hard rock threesome known as Skam. Either from their 3 previous albums or, from seeing...
Review: Grand Magus – Sword Songs
Sword Songs is Grand Magus’s eight album to date and it seems to already be creating a stir on the metal scene, the mere...
Less Than Jake bring the doot to Manchester
There are few certainties in life; death, taxes, Sinners winning best picture and Less Than Jake returning to Manchester to deliver a kickass set...
Robin Trower – Time And Emotion
Recent years have seen a series of blues-orientated albums being released in a rather rapid succession from Robin Trower. It’s not as if the...
Review: John Taglieri – True Believer EP
New Jersey born John Taglieri was raised on everything from The Beatles to Black Sabbath. He made his debut with the full length Leap...
Death From Above 1979 – Is 4 Lovers
Canadian dance-punk duo Death From Above 1979’s first decade as a band was characterised by a promising EP, a wildly successful debut and then...
Harm’s Way release an album of lean athletic fury and power
Hardcore is in a healthy state in 2018, and the competition at the top of the scene is having a thrilling trickle down effect....
Bad Religion ‘True North’ Album Review
The never ageing groundbreaking lot from Los Angeles return with wait for it... their sixteenth album. After 2010's patchy 'Dissent Of Man' it did...
Rain of Acid – Ghost Town
Kicking it since 2008, Rain of Acid, a melodic death metal band from Vaasa (Finland) will release its second album 'Ghost Town' through Violent...
