Emilie Zoé sends a message on Hello Future Me
Swiss singer-songwriter, Emilie Zoé has been earning her growing reputation with a series of releases that show an innate talent for the guitar and...
Live Review: Roadhog, at Cheshire Cheese, Frodsham
Having been to the venue some two years ago I remembered it was a friendly place, be it a small one. The pub itself...
Gentle Giant – Playing The Fool, ‘The Complete ‘live’ Experience’
Gentle Giant (1970-80) were a progressive rock band renowned for their complex and eclectic musical style, which involved a blending of rock, pop, jazz,...
Alcatrazz are Born Innocent
Take one of the finest rock voices of all time (even if he didn’t know it until 1979), add in a couple of original...
The Tangent deliver Songs From The Hard Shoulder
The Tangent are a heady combination of ridiculously talented musicians who’re able to tackle topics of considerable social and political gravitas and make credible...
Stoned Statues blend eclectic influences brilliantly on Guardian
Finland has a long history in terms of rock and metal and it continues to add exciting new chapters that still feel fresh and...
Have New Year’s Day crossed-over with new album, Unbreakable?
It's hard to pinpoint where bands like New Year's Day (NYD) sit in terms of audience or even genre. On the one hand, they appeal...
Silveroller See Christmas in with These Wicked Rivers, Crobot & Jared James Nichols
Having already performed dates with the likes of Bobbie Dazzle and Reef this year, Silveroller will be seeing the Christmas season in playing dates...
Greenslade – Large Afternoon (Remastered)
Greenslade emerged in the very early seventies when, after Colosseum split following Dave Clempson leaving to join Humble Pie, keyboard man Dave Greenslade rounded...
Bottomless dive deep into their influences
Featuring members of well-known acts like Messa, Assumption and more, Bottomless are looking to make their presence known and very much felt on the...
