Review: Code Orange – Forever
Dark, intense, foreboding, caustic. These are only but some of the adjectives that can be used to describe the sound of Code Orange -...
German hardcore crew Giver are set to release Sculpture of Violence
German hardcore crew Giver have worked fast to follow up on their 2018 debut Where The Cycle Breaks with a focused, tight, and socially...
Review: The Brood – The Truth Behind
I have my work cut out here picking an album with 15 tracks of hardcore grind (a genre that is close to my blackened...
Dennis DeYoung returns with 26 East
If you know your Seventies US rock, you’ll know the name of this artist, and even if you don’t know the band he made...
Take A Trip With Cities Of Mars And Visit The Horologist
Hailing from Gothenburg, Sweden, self-professed fuzzed-out sci-fi, doom trio, Cities of Mars hit the scene around 2015, ready to fully lean into the conceptual space...
TYGERS OF PAN TANG – Hellbound Spellbound ’81 (Live Album)
Tygers of Pan Tang are a heavy rock band emanating from the North East. They formed in 1978 and came to public prominence during...
Review: Celestial Ruin – Pandora
Based out of Vancouver, Celestial Ruin started taking the scene by storm with their debut album The Awakening. Receiving favourable reviews in publications such...
KAYAK – Out Of This World
After coming out from a fallow period, the past few years has seen some frenetic activity in Kayak-world. In 2018 they released one of...
Farnham five piece Homebound find fantastic form
Homebound, the Farnham based pop-punk outfit have released, for me, arguably one of the strongest collections of the year. There is so much across...
Review: The Haxans – Party Monsters
The best part about Autumn, other than pumpkin spice lattes, is arguably Halloween. Especially for the rock community who relish in everything ghoulish. The...
