Review: Dorje – Centred And One
Back in June, I was shopping for a new bass guitar and happened to zone in on the Ibanez SR1306. When researching the bass,...
Review: The Treatment ‘Generation Me’
What a time 2016 is to live in. Despite all the legends we have lost to the hands of fate, we have gained a...
Review: SHVPES – Pain. Joy. Ecstasy. Despair
The sheer energy exhumed by this latest instalment by SHVPES gives you a very good understanding of what it would be like to see...
Periphery – Live in London
Washington outfit Periphery are one of those bands that are progressive in so many ways that it is hard to keep on top of...
Quiet Confusion go massif on Magella
For their 4th album, ever-present Antonio Cortina (vocals) is joined by Roberto Panarotto (bass) and Giovanni Franceschini (drums) to make the power trio line-up...
Joe Bonamassa, Utilita Arena, Birmingham, 15th May 2023
England’s second city went over all big on the blues in the second week of May. Those with Top 30 albums, UK Blues Award...
Overkill continue the hot streak with Scorched
If you were to ever describe a band that embodies longevity, consistency and quality, you'd be describing New Jersey thrashers Overkill. They live by...
Review: Joyce Manor – Never Hungover Again
Were The Buggles actually a punk band?
I’m just wondering because - although The Buggles played synth driven numbers - we should not forget that...
Wanderer ‘Into the Abyss’ Album Review
From the deep depths of nowhere, Wanderer has been re-released from its 2005 release to capture the ‘rare recording of dark and atmospheric black...
Electronic music pioneer Klaus Schulze release Silhouettes
German composer Klaus Schulze is an amazingly prodigious artist and composer of electronic and ambient music. Whilst today he’s known for his usage of...
