Review: TOTO – TOTO XIV
If we’re to believe the press spiel, TOTO XIV is the album that guitarist Steve Lukather, keyboard players David Paich and Steve Porcaro, and...
Danny Worsnop Goes Blue
Danny Worsnop has a new solo album called Shades of Blue that takes different steps that began with his country infused ‘The Long Road Home’. This time...
Review: LIONIZE – Nuclear Soul
Fresh off the back of a UK tour, which included playing two prestigious outdoor dates at Ramblin’ Man and Bloodstock, their first festival dates...
Review: Dead Label – Throne Of Bones
It was back in December on a cold winters evening we saw Dead Label tear the Kentish Town Forum a new one. And boy...
Kenny Wayne Shepherd delivers Dirt On My Diamonds Vol. 2
Following on from last year’s Dirt On My Diamonds Vol 1, Kenny Wayne Shepherd delivers on the promise of Vol 2. I said of...
Scardust – Souls
"We play epic complex music and we take ourselves far too seriously."
Not a bad way for any band to state their raison d’être....
Impellitteri has shreddies for breakfast
I guess Chris Impellitteri’s name came to many people's attention back in 1988 with the Stand In Line album, noted for the appearance of Graham...
Yes – Aurora Album Review: Moving the Prog Spirit Forward
Yes have released their twenty-fourth studio album. It is remarkable to realize that this marks only the fifth time in an almost sixty-year history...
All Them Witches burn on ATW
This is the fifth album by Nashville based All Them Witches and if you’ve heard any of the previous ones (the excellent Sleeping Through the...
DeWolff address Love Death and In Between
I first got into this band on the recommendation of the legend that is Roger Glover who likened their sound to Purple and then...
