Inculter release eight blackened compositions in the form of Fatal Visions
The Norwegian thrash metal squadron known as Inculter made waves in the underground a few years ago by means of their impressive and memorable...
Budgie: Running From My Soul, The MCA Years reviewed
It'd probably be true to say Welsh rock band Budgie hold a special place in the hearts of many rock fans who grew up...
Review: Fair Warning – Pimp Your Past
Let’s all skip back to the 80’s when AOR was in its infancy and get into the groove. Fair Warning are masters but after...
Mutiny on the Bounty ‘Trials’ Album Review
There seems to be two things wrong with the following statement:
'Mutiny on the Bounty are a 4-piece Math Rock band from Luxembourg'.
Firstly the idea...
Marisa and the Moths Bring Filthy Pretty Grunge
The Reading UK based, female-fronted, alt-rock, grunge outfit Marisa And The Moths with songwriter Marisa Rodriguez on lead vocals and guitar, released their electrifying...
Death From Above 1979 – Is 4 Lovers
Canadian dance-punk duo Death From Above 1979’s first decade as a band was characterised by a promising EP, a wildly successful debut and then...
IRON MAIDEN the Paul Di’Anno years (Rufus Publications)
Every metal fan knows Iron Maiden - now well over forty years in existence they’re a rock behemoth astriding the globe, unleashing metal mayhem...
RavenEye, Skam, Dead Shed Jokers – A hard helping of ultra-polished rock!
The Globe, Cardiff
Fair play, anyone who can get a people off their arse to a show on a Monday night must be doing something...
Review: WHYZDOM – Symphony for a Hopeless God
The name WHYZDOM evokes (for me anyway) the disappointing 1978 American musical based on the Wizard of Oz. It is a strange choice of...
Lykantropi — Black Old Stone, Re-Release
The Swedish, vintage-sounding band LYKANTROPI from Värmland in the Scandinavian Mountains, create cinematic, multi-layered pop songs that come with evocative flutes, beautiful harmonies and...
