Swedish proggers Agusa return with Panacea
For a band, whom not too many people outside of Scandinavia have ever heard of, to be releasing a fourth live album, alongside six...
Armored Saint can and do deliver across the UK
Armored Saint are what you would consider a cult favourite in heavy metal. They may not be the biggest name in the genre but...
Avatar: In The Airwaves Tour with Witch Club Satan and Alien Weaponry
Avatar's In The Airwaves tour with Witch Club Satan and Alien Weaponry is one of the best and most entertaining heavy metal tours to...
The Mucks Need Your Love
Coventry indie rock newcomers The Mucks return with ’Need Your Love’ - a soul-stirring representation of young love that is falling apart due to distance, commitments...
Extreme & Dan Reed Network – Live Birmingham 02 Academy, 17th December 2017
It’s fair to say that back in the day all those pretty boy rockers in their skin-tight jeans never conceived of a time they’d...
Yellowcard disappointed to learn there’s no Ocean Avenue in Manchester
Yellowcard are one of the more unique bands in the pop-punk scene and their 2004 album, Ocean Avenue, is considered a landmark in the...
Reviews: Beyond the Black – Lost in Forever
Stirring and ambient this begins with 'Lost in Forever', its ravishing melodies and up-tempo lilting vocal encounters. The beat is electric and the riffs are...
Keith West ‘Cross That Bridge’ Review: 60s Psych Icon’s Complete Works
Keith West was right there in the middle of the 1960s, in the eye of the storm, singing in bands like 4+1 and The...
Rene Benton: Xpressions Too (Short Storiez)
Rene Benton has grown a name for himself thanks to the huge blends in musical genres in his playing, and thanks to his virtuoso...
Eye Ra Haze – Eye of the Storm
New York five-piece Eye Ra Haze weave their way into your aural consciousness with rumbling hypnotic near-minimalist melodies and more haunting foreground vocals. Part...
