DEFECTO seamlessly blend beautiful melodic parts with the more aggressive elements
Fast-paced, hard-hitting, anthemic and in some ways, slightly haunting are all ways to describe Defecto's new album, Nemesis Prime Collective. The Danish four-piece (a...
Review: Slipknot’s Day Of The Gusano – Live In Mexico
Circus of the insane; congregation of the maggots; this could only be Slipknot. On 5th December 2015, after 16 long years since their debut...
Gong – I See You (10th Anniversary edition)
I See You was to be the final album Gong recorded with band founder, guiding light and ethereal spirit, Daevid Allen, plus also his...
Theia Release The Ghost Light
Burton-on-Trent hard rock power trio Theia have their third full length album, The Ghost Light, out now on WDFD Records.
Featuring Kyle Lamley on guitars...
American Glutton – Dish Served Cold
The North American continent is so long and wide you can be popular locally in a way undreamt of in the UK or Europe. ...
Galactic Cowboys return after nearly 20 years with Long Way Back To The Moon
Back again after an almost twenty-year absence comes the Galactic Cowboys with a new album, one which features all four original members of the...
Reviews: Mountain God – Bread Solstice
Mountain God was formed in May of 2012 by Ben Ianuzzi (guitar, vocals) and Ian Murray (drums). Shortly after, Alkahest members Nikhil Kamineni (bass,...
THE COURETTES set to release a blend 1960’s heavy pop and rock
A Danish-based duo, The Courettes are husband and wife Flavia (guitar and vocals) and Martin Couri (drums and vocals). Their second album is imaginatively...
Live Review: The Graveltones, KrushFest, Great Yarmouth
If you like the idea Royal Blood or Drenge i.e. two-piece alternative rock, then you should immediately buy into The Graveltones.
Naturally, for this 2-man...
James Stevenson releases 40 Years in the Rock ‘n’ Roll Wilderness
James Stevenson has had a long and distinguished career, predominately in the late punk and post-punk era. While still at school, in 1977 he...
