Little Albert Is A Swamp King
Take the Italian Doom band Messa, a four-piece influenced by equally doomy bands such as Pentagram or Bathory. Then, extract the superbly named lead...
Review: The Raven Age – Darkness Will Rise
Formed in 2009 The Raven Age are an English melodic metal band from London.
The Raven Age's Darkness Will Rise is thirteen songs long and is their debut...
Review: Exorcism – I Am God
“I am God, I am the master, I am your God, Raised from Hell” sings ex-Killing Machine vocalist Csaba Zvekan as he, guitarist Joe...
Review: Pink Cigar – Generation Next
London based Pink Cigar are a band to pay attention to; their energetic, upbeat tunes invigorate the listener and certainly left me on a bit...
Review: Airbourne – Breakin’ Outta Hell
Having been around now for more than a few years, Airbourne haven't been one to need to change their sound at all, still sounding...
Devil Sold His Soul @ The Cellar, Southampton
All the bands on tonight’s line-up are at exciting points in their careers. Palm Reader are enjoying a second run of the UK since...
THE MUTE GODS – Atheists and Believers
The Mute Gods are a kind-of prog-rock supergroup, with all three members of the line-up having a lengthy pedigree playing in other major bands,...
James Ellis shows the beauty of The Earth & All Within
The Earth & All Within is the debut self-titled album helmed by mastermind James Ellis. His wide-spanning knowledge of 90s/00s pop rock and emo...
The Xcerts – Wildheart Dreaming
With both a supporting tour and a massive headlining tour coming up, Scottish rockers The Xcerts are a band we’ll hopefully hear a lot...
Edward Reekers – The Liberty Project
Edward Reekers is probably best known in prog circles for a couple of reasons, one being he was the frontman for Dutch band Kayak...
