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...
The Devils – Let The World Burn Down
Since their debut album, Sin You Sinners, which was crammed with sub-three-minute punk-ish rock with panache and titles such as the raucous ‘Coitus Interuptus...
Hematite Speak Of The Devil
Often known as “the protective stone”, Hematite is also the name of a new duo from the USA. Vocalist Davey Muise (Vanna, Trove) and...
Download 2018: Sunday Highlights
The last day of Download is usually the best, and the worst. Best - for obvious reasons. Like a great meal, the best is...
Jordan Rudess – Permission To Fly
Hailed by Music Radar magazine as "the greatest keyboard player of all time," Jordan Rudess is a classically trained musician who began his journey...
DVD Review – Devin Townsend Presents: Ziltoid Live At the Royal Albert Hall
The number of heavy metal musicians who could play the Royal Albert Hall is small. The number who could play it and have a...
Ihsahn: A self-titled masterpiece
The self-titled album is typically indicative of introduction or reinvention. Since his days in Emperor and his near flawless solo career Ihsahn is no...
Review: Wolfpakk – Wolves reign
Is it me or is music getting better by the minute?
'Falling' is an amazing track that just transports me back to the good old...
The Byrds – On Track Andy Mcarthur (Sonicbund Publications)
The Byrds are one of those bands of whom it can truly be said they were a seminal band, in that their influence extended...
TWILIGHT’S EMBRACE reveal Penance, with highly captivating yet utterly bleak sound and expression
The British doom metallers Twilight's Embrace are an interesting outfit with a highly captivating yet utterly bleak sound and expression that perfectly encapsulates what gloom...
