The Well’s third album Death and Consolation
Austin-based power trio The Well are usually classed as having progressive influences as wide ranging as Joy Division and Blue Cheer. The group is made...
Sklitakling Explodes At The Apollon Platebar In The Heart Of Bergen
The ferociously efficient and ever so cool punk rock quartet known as Sklitakling stopped by the Apollon Platebar early Thursday evening (November 6) to...
BON JOVI 1984-94, A Photographic History by Ross Halfin
Bon Jovi is the latest book of pictures by photographer to the rock gods, Ross Halfin. It runs to 400 pages and this unique...
Metal Guru – The Life And Music Of Marc Bolan by Paul Roland
Author Paul Roland has written three previous books on Marc Bolan, each taking a different point of view, presumably offering new insights as added...
Babyteeth – British, Badass, Bringing something new to rock music
A far cry from the typical Plaid'N' Seattle grunge bands, Babyteeth have a unique sound that beautifully binds together hard-hitting tracks with a powerful...
Blackthorne pass into the Afterlife
Blackthorne were a short-lived US-based, hard rock project, featuring top rock vocalist Graham Bonnet (Rainbow, Michael Schenker Group and Alcatrazz) plus several other musicians...
Review: Hayseed Dixie – Hair Down To My Grass
There are more tribute bands than ever these days. If you can think of a successful band,for example Slipknot, you will probably be able...
Yes – 50th Anniversary UK Tour Celebrations
2018 marks half a century since the formation of legendary progressive rock group Yes and to celebrate this then band will embark on a 10 date...
Review: Ace Frehley – Anomaly
Legendary guitarist Ace Frehley surely needs no introduction. Following his exit from KISS the second time around, he bounced back and unleashed a rather...
Review: Children Of Bodom – I Worship Chaos
There was a time where I, like many of my peers, would go to the music store and buy new albums based solely on...
