NMB (The Neal Morse Band) - An Evening of Innocence and Danger

NMB (The Neal Morse Band) – An Evening of Innocence and Danger

If, as Freddie Mercury said, "nothing succeeds like excess" then NMB (The Neal Morse Band) have succeeded beyond anything they ever expected. Their last...
Code Orange

Code Orange put electronic rage front and centre

Code Orange are back with their new album What Really Is Underneath? The band formed in 2008 and when the album Forever was released...

Downfall of Gaia ‘Suffocating in the Swarm of Cranes’ Album Review

2
The cool stylings of Downfall of Gaia are displayed in their latest album Suffocating in the Swarm of Cranes, a real floaty album with...
Lita Ford

Hard Rock Hell AOR 2017 Highlights: Friday

0
Gloriously, the gods of weather have treated us here at Hard Rock Hell by getting all of the rain out overnight so we don’t...
Rolling Stones

Graham Gordon – The Rolling Stones Before They Became The Stones

This book was originally published in 2018 and was written from the perspective, despite the similarity of name, that there are in fact two...
HANNAH ALDRIDGE

HANNAH ALDRIDGE – ‘Live’ in Black & White

0
Mostly alone on stage at the Lexington, London, Alabama girl Hannah Aldridge bares her soul in front of an enthusiastic crowd with just her...

Review: Beansidhe – Mónt

0
It feels rather strange to say that a band 17 years into their career could be on the verge of a breakthrough. Then again,...
Oceans of Slumber

Oceans of Slumber self-titled release

Texas is probably best known for producing bands of the thrash and groove variety, but Oceans of Slumber completely buck that trend with their...

Hammerfest 2014 Review

0
Hammerfest now a long established festival. Which this year took place in Pwhelli, Wales. We have heard rumours of the location changing, but nothing...
Helpless - Debt

Review: Helpless – Debt

0
Helpless describe themselves as 'Metal/Punk/Whatever'. The 'whatever' bit  had me thinking, it sounds very experimental meaning ‘anything goes’ and the band have certainly captured...