Review: Atkins May Project – Empire of Destruction (CD & DVD)
Put the thought inside your mind of a grim-faced army, be they a time-forgotten Teutonic race or the latest despots roaming the Middle East,...
Live Review: Coal Chamber & Soil at Manchester Ritz
Tonight has been yet another unforgettable evening. Not only was Coal Chamber headlining with their rock industrial vibe and heavy out there tracks. Dope,...
God Damn ‘I’m a Lazer, Youre a Radar’ Single Review
The Black Country Blues/Grunge/Stoner three-piece outfit God Damn was formed by Thomas Edward (Vocals/Guitar) with Dave Copson (Vocals/Guitar) and Ash Weaver (Drums) in 2010.
The...
Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks – True
This album has its origins in Jon Anderson connecting up with Richie Castellano and the Band Geeks. He’d heard them playing Yes tunes and,...
Review: When We Were Wolves – Heartless
Bouncy. Thats how this starts. Bouncy and Fast. So what are you gonna do? You're gonna mosh and bash your face against a brick...
Bury Tomorrow – Runes
Southampton Metalcore giants Bury Tomorrow are set to released their third full length studio album soon tilted 'Runes'. The album cover shows a mysterious...
Arthur Brown’s Nature: God of Hellfire’s Bravest LP
Arthur Brown is so many things to so many different groups of people… he's an innovator, a prog rock legend, a rock intellectual (he...
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...
Steve Hackett – Every album, every track
For Steve Hackett’s prodigious output of solo releases since 1975’s Voyage Of The Acolyte, twenty-seven and counting, excluding ‘live’ albums and collaborations - we...
Atomic Rooster Returns: Circle The Sun Recaptures 70s Hammond Organ Glory
Atomic Rooster emerged out of the dissolution of the first Crazy World of Arthur Brown, with Vince Crane (Hammond Organ) and pre-ELP Carl Palmer...
