GOO GOO DOLLS Play It Cool In The Heatwave at London’s Brixton Academy
Brixton’s O2 Academy is pretty warm at the best of times. In the midst of a heatwave? It’s probably on a level with a...
Praying Mantis deliver a stellar new opus In The Shape Of Katharsis
Ever since their superb performance at the Winterstorm festival in Scotland back in 2019, I have been madly in love with these skilled veterans’...
Krokofant find themselves in a playful mood on the catchy 6
Renowned Norwegian jazz rockers Krokofant have always been at the vanguard of forward-thinking, original music in their native country, and in many ways, they...
Dio’s ‘Holy Diver Live’ sees one of the great unsung live recordings remastered and...
There are so many things about Dio's Holy Diver Live offering that I wish to tell you about and to discuss, which primarily has...
Karnataka – Requiem For A Dream
Karnataka, a band hailing from Wales, can be described as nominally belonging to the prog/folk genre. Their roots trace back to 1998, but only...
Review: Thundermother – Road Fever
With a Chuck Berry lick giving us the come-on Thundermother are off and running with the hard rocking coy-rhyming reverse-sexism couplets of ‘It’s Just...
Review: Resist the Ocean – Heart of the Oak
Metalcore, the energy of which there is nothing alike. Especially when played live, as you feel it pump ferocious emotion right to the soul...
Okular ‘Sexforce’ Album Review
In the band’s own words:
“With members based around the outskirts of Oslo, Norway, progressive death metal act Okular is led by composer/lyricist Andreas Aubert....
Theia Release The Ghost Light
Burton-on-Trent hard rock power trio Theia have their third full length album, The Ghost Light, out now on WDFD Records.
Featuring Kyle Lamley on guitars...
Jaodae uncover a Nest Of Veins
I must admit to being ignorant of Toronto-based Jaodae, an internet search returned only an unhelpful Pokemon fire creature that uses a “Polyrhythm” attack...
