Review: Obscene Entity – Lamentia
An Entity with its heart in the old school and its mind in the modern, its eyes firmly set on the horizon with the...
MACHINE HEAD’s Catharsis too much filler, not enough killer
Machine Head have long since earned their right to be included among the greats of Thrash Metal despite having a few tragic missteps over...
Gold Key brings their Midas touch to bewitching new album ‘Panic Machine’
When Watford-based rock quartet Gold Key released their second album, Panic Machine, they did far more than simply add to their discography - they gifted the...
Review: The Riven – Blackbird
London outfit The Riven are a new band with an old feel, keeping the heavy, dirty sound of rock and blues alive. Blackbird is...
Rolling Stones 1969 US Tour: The Book That Captures Rock History
Richard Houghton | Spenwood Books | 1969 U.S. Tour
Up to 1969, The Rolling Stones had endured a couple of traumatic years which had seen...
Manchester say their goodbyes to Sepultura
Opening incredibly early and boasting a preposterous lineup, Sepultura have finally arrived in Manchester for what could be their final UK shows. Sepultura have...
Neal Morse – The Dreamer, Joseph, pt 1
If you’re familiar with the name Neal Morse, you’ll know his spirituality and devotion to Christianity is the motivational force in his life. In...
Live Review: Bonafide @ Hard Rock Hell
Bonafide – Stage 1 – Saturday
Travelling all the way from Sweden to grace us with their presence at Hard Rock Hell is Bonafide. There...
A FLYING FISH bring the fun on El Pez Que Voló – Act I
I have no idea where to begin with this utterly enjoyable and original piece of work by the Mexican entity named A Flying Fish,...
The Halo Effect bring forth the new dawn of melodeath
There was a significant period where melodic death metal was in decline as the legends of the genre diversified their sound and experimented with...
