Jon Gomm has The Faintest Idea
Jon Gomm is a UK based acoustic guitarist hailed by the great Stephen Fry as “an all-round genius; playing the guitar in a way...
Best Prog Albums 2025: Wilson, Tull, Spock’s Beard and More
If you like your music to be adventurous, sometimes challenging and very occasionally quite (over?)long, then 2025 has been a year you've probably enjoyed....
Review: Aversions Crown – Xenocide
From the early days of rock music, Australia has produced some utterly fantastic bands. We all know AC/DC, and on the contemporary end, who...
You Me At Six ‘Reckless’ Single Review.
Well, what can you say? True to form, those Surrey boys have knocked out another pop punk smasher. 'Reckless' shows this band can still...
Live Review: Anti-Flag, at The Bowery District, Reading
TURNCOAT! KILLER! LIAR! THIEF!
Criminal with protection of the law!"
The first words to come from Anti-Flag! Already I am reminded of just how awesome this...
Black Tractor reveals ‘The Wonders of the Invisible World’
A band that sounds like some sort of malevolent agricultural machinery is alright by me…the portentous name conjures up images of an Orwellian farm...
UK Tech Fest 2017 Report
After a five hour car journey with two pit stops and sweltering heat we finally made it to UK Tech Fest at Newark Showground....
Review: The Answer – Raise a Little Hell
Not too long ago (2005) when their debut single 'Keep Believin’ became the subject of critical acclaim and led to the response that culminated...
Review: Varg – Das Ende aller Lugen
With a rumble and a German sampled voice the album is underway. I love the German lingo – it really gives your tongue a...
Review: Trepalium – Damballa Voodoo Doll
It's not often you come across a band like Trepalium. One struggles to define what sub genre this band falls under. The closest approximation...
