Review: Gethika – A Monster In Mourning
After slipping from lock and key out of the asylum, Gehtika swiftly began their transition from straitjackets to waistcoats, face restraints to face paint......
Review: NOFX – First Ditch Effort
The last ten years have seen a generation of punk bands feel the need to grow up. Green Day went political while Blink-182 started...
Live: Lody Kong at Manchester Academy
It’s been another epic metal filled night! I have had pleasure of watching four fantastic bands; Soulfly supported by King Parrot, Incite and Lody...
Review: A Devil’s Din – Skylight
A Devil’s Din confess to being influenced by late sixties psychedelic music and early seventies prog. A band ripe for those currently imbibing on...
Review: Bonafide – Live at the Slade Rooms, Wolverhampton
Nice Boys Don’t Play Rock ‘n’ Roll. We all know that.
Fortunately for us (though) all the way from the lower end of dirtier Sweden...
ALBANY DOWN Live at London’s 100 Club
The British blues-rock quartet ALBANY DOWN have announced their third studio album entitled THE OUTER REACH and last night the band played a special show...
Is TX2’s ‘End of Us’ album of the year?
Evan Thomas, better known as TX2, is a highly controversial figure in the alternative scene. His provocative nature has given him infamy in online...
Less Than Jake and Reel Big Fish show Manchester a skatastic time
Opening up the show is Suburban Legends, for anyone who doesn't know them they are a Ska band from Orange County, CA. They're very happy to the...
Lorna Shore: Pains Remains in Manchester
On a bitterly cold December day, a sold-out crowd congregates in Manchester for what could be the biggest metal show of the year, Lorna...
BJØRN RIIS – Everything to Everyone
Bjørn Riis is a man of many talents. Apart from his impressive work with Norwegian prog rockers Airbag, his solo outputs have been utterly...
