Review: Equilibrium – Erdentempel

0
Track-by-track With a thunderous mighty roar or pure power 'Erdentempel' – (Earth Temple) explodes into life with 'Ankunft', which literally means arrival. Now we know 'Erdentempel'...
My Glass World

Stranded Assets – My Glass World

0
My Glass World (MGW), the name deriving from Scottish Poet W S Graham, is the brainchild of multi-instrumentalist Jamie Telford who, amongst others, plays...
Everon

Everon’s 70’s Prog album Shells

How much does it harm a band to be away for such a long time? When a favourably received album, released in 2008 isn’t followed...
Blood Red Throne

Live: Blood Red Throne, Met Lounge Peterborough

0
Peterborough is a funny old place, a breeding ground for plenty of local talent, home of bands like P.S.O.T.Y, The Infernal Sea and Vendetta...

Review: Blink-182 – California

0
Twenty-one years since the release of their debut album, ‘Cheshire Cat’, a lot has happened in the Blink-182 camp within recent years. With 2011’s...

Ash look back at their stunning career with ‘Teenage Wildlife’ best of.

0
Ash is one of those bands that everyone knows, likes, listens to, etc. yet they have never been over-played or overrated. In theory, everyone...
Palm Reader

Palm Reader to release new album, Braille, showcasing a barrage of riffs

0
Braille is not an album that messes around. Palm Reader kick things off with ‘Swarm’ which is the aural equivalent of a big boot...
Gaahls Wyrd

Gaahls Wyrd release debut Gastir – Ghosts Invited

0
Renowned Norwegian vocalist Kristian 'Gaahl' Espedal is undoubtedly one of the most charismatic and intense musicians you will ever encounter both on record and...

Review: Wolfmother – Victorious

0
The Grammy Award-winning Australian hard rock band Wolfmother first captured the attention of the record-buying public when they moved from their New South Wales...

Collateral

0
To paraphrase my review of this band’s 4 Shots EP released a while back, they come on like Bon Jovi and Aerosmith but they have more than...