Hard rockers WYTCH HAZEL release ‘II: Sojourn’
Wytch Hazel’s 2016 debut Prelude suggested these Lancastrians had the potential to become a significant entry into the world of hard rock. Two years...
Review: Billy Idol – Kings & Queens of the Underground
Almost a decade’s been and gone, in the cheeky wink of an eye, since Billy Idol last released an album, and while the fistful...
Bloodstock – a metal family reunion? 2017 festival highlights
Since the inaugural Bloodstock in 2001, there has been a sense of community among fans of the Midlands festivals. In a way - it's...
Review: Aghast – Something Else, Something Rotten
Opening track ‘King Bitch’ is one good way of opening up an album - razor edged guitar riffs, a thunderous beat and raspy vocals. If you...
Semblant darken the northern skies with a ‘Vermilion Eclipse’
Fresh off the back of their first visit to the UK last year, Semblant went one step further by bringing their extreme gothic metal...
Seventh Wonder wonder no more
Swedish band, Seventh Wonder was formed in 2000 by bass player Andreas Blomqvist, guitarist Johan Liefvendahl and drummer Johnny Sandin and keyboard player Andreas “Kyrt” Söderin. They...
Hard-hitting trio from Brighton, The Rocket Dolls, release ‘The Art of Disconnect’
The Art of Disconnect is the new release by The Rocket Dolls and sees the hard-hitting trio from Brighton join forces with the likes...
Bednja Experiment On Debut Release
Croatian trio, Bednja's debut album, Doline Su Ostale Iza Nas (which translates to something in the area of "Leaving Valleys Behind Us" is a statement of...
VOYAGER release Colours in the Sun
Of not too many bands can it be said their sound is one of ‘epic electro progressive power pop metal,’ but such is the...
Review: Kamikaze Girls – Seafoam
Kamikaze Girls' debut record Seafoam is a real treat for those with patience. With a real genre mashing, combining shoe-gaze, grunge and punk-rock. You...
