Review: Existance – Steel Alive

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Existance revolve around Julian Izard, son of Didier Izard who was lead vocalist with French speed metal band H–Bomb and brought out a single...
Sylosis

Sylosis return to London with new album Cycle of Suffering

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Finally, after three long years of waiting Sylosis return to performing live, starting off their come-back tour at London's Islington Assembly Hall with main...
Download Festival 2023

Download 2012 Review: Black Sabbath, Metallica, The Prodigy

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The 10th year of a festival to take place at Donington under the name of Download Festival. Download organisers and fans have made the...

Review: Northern Oak – Of Roots and Flesh

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'Of Root and Flesh' is Northern Oak's third studio album. Northern Oak are something of a unique band within metal combining black metal with...

Godsmack – When Legends Rise

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Godsmack are one of those dirty little secrets, a band I grew up with back in the late 90’s. I remember being a teen...

Gallows ‘Gallows’ Album Review

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There’s quite a lot at stake for the self-titled third album from Gallows. This is of course their first full release since the departure...

Review: The Winery Dogs – Hot Streak

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The Winery Dogs is the outcome of two powerhouses of musicians collaborating together between projects, all that was needed was a singer/guitarist to round...

Review: In This Moment – Ritual

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Let's get this out the way. This review does not include the cliche comparison of Maria Brink to 'a metal Lady Gaga'. For a...
Saxon

Saxon and Uriah Heep Headline Maid of Stone 2026 – Review

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Still held in the gorgeous surrounds of Mote Park, this warm July weekend saw Maidstone become the epicentre of the rock universe with the...
Death From Above 1979

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...