Sacred Reich take Manchester surfing once again
Thrash is a lot like pizza; you know exactly what it is, you know it's good but it's always the same. You might get...
Sykofant conjure up surreal atmospheres and prog-ish vibes on Leaves
Norwegian prog rockers Sykofant impressed this scribe greatly by means of their stunning and deftly executed EPs, namely the self-titled one from 2024 and...
Review: Steven Wilson – 4 1/2
If you don’t know who Steven Wilson is, that’s forgivable, but only just. He is the genius behind Porcupine Tree. If you are still...
Holly West – Mokita
There’s a generation of males out there for whom a woman wearing a black leather cat suit can be forgiven almost anything. From middle-aged...
Screaming Eagles deliver High Class Rock ’n’ Roll
There must be something in the water in beautiful County Down, after all, anywhere that birthed The Answer and Screaming Eagles has to have...
Samantha Fish Live: 11th May 2109, O2 Academy, Birmingham.
Curse of Lono produce music for driving alone at night down long country roads. Not depressing, more melancholy and thoughtful. Its roots driven, with...
The Pretty Reckless prove they’re the genuine article in Manchester
The pandemic has delayed so many tours for so many bands and these bands are still playing catchup to tours that may have been...
Kickhunter say Now Or Never
Back in 2003, Kickhunter made waves with their debut album, Hearts and Bones and toured with some seriously big names. Yet, despite three further...
Reel Big Fish “Candy Coated Fury” Review
When you see the name Reel Big Fish, you’re going to think of high quality, mad and eventful gigs full of bright colours punctuated...
Touring the UK, Erja Lyytinen Confronts the Abyss
Currently on tour in the UK, and following the release of her latest album, Smell The Roses, award-winning Finnish guitarist and blues artist Erja Lyytinen has a...
