Fates Warning – Live Over Europe
This double live album by the progressive metal heroes Fates Warning appropriately titled Live Over Europe containing an astounding 23 tracks captured on tape...
Lord Fist in a Wilderness of Hearts
Finnish band Lord Fist released their second album, Wilderness of Hearts, and stay in a similar, glorious vein as their debut (Green Eyleen). In...
Review: Tankard – RIB
Founded in 1982 in Frankfurt, Germany their first sign of life was recorded in 1986 and indicated that not only the Ruhr district is...
Jethro Tull: J-Tull Dot Com reissue review
Originally released in 1999, this was to be Jethro Tull's last studio album for 23 years, the 2003 Christmas album apart, though nobody had...
Not Ur Girlfrenz support Bowling For Soup
Somewhere there is a pop punk band, a group of seasoned pros who have had their life-force sucked out of them and placed in...
Highly rated prog keyboardist Derek Sherinian set to unleashe The Phoenix
The Phoenix is the latest solo album from highly rated prog keyboard man, Derek Sherinian, again co-written with drummer Simon Phillips. It’s the follow-up...
Black Belt Eagle Scout strikes a bullseye in the epicenter of the soul in...
There is something effortlessly comforting about Black Belt Eagle Scout’s forthcoming record, At The Party with My Brown Friends. As a whole, the record...
Review: The Last Ten Seconds of Life – Soulless Hymns
So. This is a tricky one, but I’m excited to do it. The Last Ten Seconds Of Life. They've been around for a while...
STEVE HACKETT ‘Live’ at Hammersmith Odeon 2019
Forty-three years after leaving the band, Steve Hackett is now the acknowledged keeper of the soul of Genesis. While Genesis themselves have evolved into...
The Hara Push Boundaries on The Fallout
The Hara have come a long way from their indie rock roots with their newest LP, The Fallout. The alt rock trio has very...
