NUMB – Common Love
British rock band NUMB's self-titled debut album is now available on Attic Records and they have released 'Common Love' as a single from it -...
Hard Rock Hell – A familiar crowd gather to don their denim and leather!
Navigating further into the depths of Wales, the blue skies faded and the terrain became more rugged as we drew ever nearer to Hard...
Review: Donnie Willow – Inhale. Exhale.
Certain comparisons are just too easy to make. Every new rock band with a female vocalist gets compared to Paramore and if you want...
Spock’s Beard have always been about moving forward and attempting to do something different
Spock’s Beard are an American progressive/symphonic rock band who, in many ways symbolise the ethos of what Prog rock is all about. The ethos...
Downes Braide Association – Skyscraper Souls
“This is a song for those who never stop believing” proclaims Chris Braide as ‘Prelude’ begins. This optimism, gilded with naivety, continues to prevail...
Review: The Darkness – Last Of Our Kind
Justin Hawkins and co are a funny old bunch. They rose to fame with their 2003 tongue-in-cheek debut 'Permission To Land' and slowly declined...
Catfish – Time to Fly
There’s a poignant sadness attached to this album as Catfish mainman, guitarist and singer Matt Long, died in October 2024, succumbing to cancer at...
Mike Tramp compiled Trampthology
After eleven solo albums over 25 years, I guess White Lion/Freak of Nature frontman Mike Tramp is entitled to release a ‘best of’… it’s...
Jefferson Starship – Mother Of The Sun
I have the vaguest memory of being a schoolboy and seeing Jefferson Starship at Knebworth, when they were touted as the big American guests...
Review: Cenotaph – Riding Our Black Oceans
The band started in the mid-80s under the name Damned Cross. After recording a demo rehearsal "excretion of infected corpses" soon and like with...
