Could They Grieve be the future kings of Post-Metal?
They Grieve are a duo hailing from Ottawa Canada and they contribute to the beautiful musical cesspit that is the Doom/Drone genre. Their previous...
ORPHANED LAND create an artistic tour-de-force with a formidable and furious sense of purpose!
Israel’s Orphaned Land are one of the progenitors of what’s become known as Oriental Metal, where power playing nestles comfortably alongside a range of Middle...
Lamb of God @ Southampton O2 Guildhall – 12/01/14
A proper Lamb Of God tour round the British Isles has been long overdue. It's been nearly two years since the release of the...
Erya Lyytinen – Another World
When first introduced to Erya Lyytinen we met a nifty slide guitar player with a penchant for old time blues. But time doesn’t stand...
Norwegian Black Metal Masters TULUS Revel in Morbid Desires
There is no stopping the magnificent Norwegian black metal outfit known as Tulus, and these past few years have seen the trio reach new...
Review: Drakonis – The Great Miasma
The members of the Irish black/death metal quintet Drakonis are about to unleash this third EP of theirs entitled The Great Miasma upon the unsuspecting...
Revolution Saints Move Against the Winds
Revolution Saints have always boasted an impressive line-up ever since the act's inception back in 2014. The first constellation of the group consisted of...
Jan Akkerman Live Album Review: Focus Classics Revisited
When Jan Akkerman left Focus in 1976, after seven years with the band and achieving renown as a stellar guitarist (Melody Maker, in 1972,...
Jethro Tull – The String Quartets
Featuring the songs of Jethro Tull as written by band leader Ian Anderson, largely orchestrated and re-arranged by keyboard player John O’Hara (also of...
Feuerschwanz bring diversionary vitriol — Das elfte Gebot
If you take a bunch of earnest musicians, tell them to 'dress up' in medieval costume (but don't supervise the results) and give them...
