Sky Empire preside over The Shifting of Tectonic Plates of Power – Part One
British-based band, Sky Empire, seem to be usually classed as progressive metal. For me, this can be too restrictive a pigeonhole to describe their...
Live Review: The Graveltones, KrushFest, Great Yarmouth
If you like the idea Royal Blood or Drenge i.e. two-piece alternative rock, then you should immediately buy into The Graveltones.
Naturally, for this 2-man...
Endezzma embark on a harsh and punishing musical odyssey
Endezzma might not be the most prolific or well-known Norwegian black metal entity in existence, but the sheer quality of the songwriting and the raw...
Review: Tomas Doncker Band – Moanin’ At Midnight: The Howlin’ Wolf Project
Tomás Doncker started out in the down-town “No Wave” scene (New York) in the early 1980s, before going international, and touring and recording with...
Review: Celestial Ruin – Pandora
Based out of Vancouver, Celestial Ruin started taking the scene by storm with their debut album The Awakening. Receiving favourable reviews in publications such...
Review: Broken Witt Rebels – Georgia Pine EP
Looking like extras from the Peaky Blinders TV show, Broken Witt Rebels pose nonchalantly in the publicity photos currently doing the rounds to promote their...
Review: Steve Hackett – Wolflight
I’ve lived with Wolflight quite a while now. Played it a lot. No surprises that it became Steve Hackett’s eighth top 40 album; the...
Review: LIONIZE – Nuclear Soul
Fresh off the back of a UK tour, which included playing two prestigious outdoor dates at Ramblin’ Man and Bloodstock, their first festival dates...
Blind River intimate album release show
It may have been a few weeks ago now, but a slow recovery from a concussion since the Blind River album release show is...
Review: Chronicles – The Measure EP
The Measure is the third EP from 6-strong, East Midlands metallers, Chronicles.
Opening with crunchy guitars, meaty bass and pounding drums, the intro to ‘Day...
