Redline – Gods And Monsters
“They’re a bit of alright,” I said on catching Redline during a support slot, before this here pandemic threatened life as we know it....
Brent Enman goes Retromatic remixed
The drummer for hard rock band, Nightrider, has a few lesser-known talents hidden up his sleeve. Brent Enman is a veritable one-man band and...
Hevy Festival Pre-Review
Festivals come thick and fast during the summer months in the UK, but none with more of a spirited growth such as this year’s...
Lemuria crafts an elixir of fantasy and vigor on The Hysterical Hunt
Lemuria’s latest album, The Hysterical Hunt, is something of the auditory manifestation of a Brother’s Grimm fairy tale. Lemuria harnessed elements of fantasy (largely...
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: Courtesans, Cluny 2, Newcastle
Although there seems to be more women in bands than ever in the world, the UK rock scene is sadly still a sexist pig....
Review: King Diamond – Dreams of Horror
Trying to get into someone like King Diamond for the first time can be difficult. With twelve albums under his belt, the former Mercyful...
Altamadum’s A Monument to Time
A Monument to Time is the 3rd full-length CD by Altamadum and features 12 tracks, varying from heavy rock pieces to slower not quite...
Review: East Texas Adrenaline – Built to Last
East Texas Adrenaline are from err, East Texas. Members Caleb Colton on vocals, Darrell Olbrych on guitar, Troy Dean on bass and backing vocals,...
Vader, Immolation, Monument of Misanthropy, The Drowning
The Rebellion, Manchester. 11th April 2017.
It’s always fun going to new places for gigs however The Rebellion is such a great venue with an atmosphere you can...
