Incubus introduce Manchester to Softcult at the Apollo
Returning once again to the Manchester Apollo, Incubus bring their unique brand of Nu Metal adjacent/funk/psychedelic rock weirdness as well as Shoegaze newcomers, Softcult.
Canadian...
Review: Broken Witt Rebels – Georgia Pine EP
Looking like extras from the Peaky Blinders TV show, Broken Witt Rebels pose nonchalantly in the publicity photos currently doing the rounds to promote their...
Shotgun Revolution mark IV
Danish band, Shotgun Revolution, released two well-received albums in their homeland before the rest of Europe got a look-in. It was then that a...
Review: Lagwagon – Hang
After a hiatus of nine-years, punk-rock veterans Lagwagon are back with new album ‘Hang’.
“I’m writing all the time,” says Cape, “but a lot of...
Review: Antipope – Denial / Survival
Antipope are a band from Finland who, in their early days, were full-on death metal, and they once described their music as being an...
Less Than Jake and Reel Big Fish show Manchester a skatastic time
Opening up the show is Suburban Legends, for anyone who doesn't know them they are a Ska band from Orange County, CA. They're very happy to the...
Bloodstock 2016 Highlights: Thursday and Friday
Last year we gave you our first Bloodstock-Open-Air coverage. We loved it so much, we went back!
This year was just as awesome - if...
TRANSATLANTIC deliver the Absolute Universe across two discs
Few bands epitomise Freddie Mercury’s credo of Nothing succeeds like excess more than Transatlantic. A prog supergroup, their music is longer, more complex, and...
Review: The Mute Gods – Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me
Early progressive rock abandoned its psychedelic birth-mother in search of musical adventurism. That the worlds of fantasy and science fiction were going through a...
Review: King 810 – La Petite Mort or a Conversation with God
When you think of America’s most desirable locations in which to take a well-deserved summer holiday, it’s rather unlikely that Flint, Michigan would be...
