Review: Zephyr – An Odyssey For The Living
London based, progressive metal four piece, Zephyr, offer their debut EP 'An Odyssey For The Living'.
The EP opens with a melodic, slightly harsh arpeggiated picked guitar...
Trevor Rabin – Rio
To many music fans, the name Trevor Rabin will forever be associated with his admirable stint in Yes. Ever since the legendary Tommy Vance,...
Bloodstock 2022 – The Review
There are several inalienable truths within the metal community; If someone goes down in the pit you pick them back up. If you’re using...
Review: Turbobier – Das Neue Festament
When I think of Austria, I think of the history, the landscape, Sigmund Freud, the beauty of the place, oh, and some small known...
Gentle Giant Find The Missing Piece
Originally released in 1977, The Missing Piece was Gentle Giant’s ninth studio album and has now been remixed and remastered by prog’s ‘go to’...
Boss Keloid blend the very best of doom, stoner, prog, and psych into a...
Boss Keloid have slowly been infiltrating the higher echelons of UK sludge metal ever since their debut The Calming Influence Of Teeth in 2013....
Vanilla Fudge – Vanilla Zeppelin
Vanilla Fudge and Led Zeppelin have some shared history between them. When Zep first toured the States in 1968 they opened for the Fudge,...
Maid of Stone Festival 2025 – Blues-Soaked Rock to Glam Anthems
If Maid of Stone 2025 offered any profound truth, it was surely this: the universe possesses a mischievous sense of humour. For weeks, the...
KK’s Priest prove the steel is still strong in Manchester
Several of the most iconic figures in metal banded together to create what could be one of the best pure heavy metal tours of...
Gong: Bright Spirit Album Review
Gong, in their nearly six decades of existence, have occasionally morphed into unrecognisable forms, including the late 70s/early 80s Pierre Moerlen period and releasing...
