Review: Agnostic Front – The American Dream Died
Track-By-Track Review
Intro
Starts with a simple but urgent message as the sirens wail and deep seated drum beats thump disturbingly.
The American Dream Died
Quite a balanced...
Let Go: KMFDM, doing it again
KMFDM are one of the most important acts in the industrial scene. With a career spanning 40 years, it becomes difficult to do something...
T.O.M.B. will leave us in the ugly dark
The enigmatic US black metal outfit known as T.O.M.B. have unearthed and unleashed some of the vilest sounds known to man for three decades...
Middle Earth – London’s Psychedelic Club 1967-69
64-TRACK, 3CD COLLECTION FEATURING THE HALCYON DAYS OF THE LEGENDARY LONDON VENUE.
Middle Earth, formerly the Electric Garden, for an all-too short period in the...
Carbellion wield their Weapons of Choice
Carbellion have been a unit since 2004 and their debut EP, American Heavy Rock, was descriptive, to say the least as they began to...
LONELY ROBOT – Feelings Are Good
Lonely Robot is a crossover prog-rock solo project from the mighty John Mitchell, whose contribution to the genre down the years cannot be understated....
Clutch Deliver the Perfect End to 2025 in Manchester
One of the very last major tours of 2025 made its way through the UK and finally ended in Manchester. Southern rock/stoner metal band...
Live: Prong, Spoil Engine and Nomad – Manchester Rebellion
Mere months after their previous appearance as support for Exodus and Obituary, Prong return to Manchester only a week before the release of their...
Review: Joe Bonamassa – Different Shades of Blue
Grammy-nominated Joe Bonamassa gets my vote for the most over-hyped guitarist out there today. Not because the guy can’t play because he sure as...
Acid Mammoth load up their witchy Caravan on new release
Written entirely during lockdown, Acid Mammoth's third album, Caravan serves as the direct descendent to the previous release Under Acid Hoof and is the...
