Dynazty’s Firesign
Swedish modern melodic metal band Dynazty return with Firesign, said to be “The band’s most creative, dynamic and inspired album to date.” The record...
Review: Suicide Silence – Self-Titled
Let's start by saying that the guitar riffs on this opening track weave an intense twisting array of mental madness, along with the savagery...
KK’s Priest prove the steel is still strong in Manchester
Several of the most iconic figures in metal banded together to create what could be one of the best pure heavy metal tours of...
Live Review: Bury Tomorrow, in Reading
It's always a hard ask to open a show like this – its early, people have been waiting around in a queue outside since...
Gleb Kolyadin constructs new Prog Rock album S/T articulated through tonal and thematic ideas…
For those who do not know, iamthemorning is a Russian rock duo /chamber pop duo formed in 2010. It consisted of singer Marjana Semkina...
Torn The F*ck Apart ‘The Dissection of Christ’ Album Review
Death metal is not usually this reviewer’s forte, and after choosing to review it on the grounds that the title of the album and...
Steve Hackett – The Circus and the Nightwhale
Whatever else can be said about Steve Hackett, being workshy isn’t one of them. On top of prodigious touring across the world, since 2019,...
Cattle Decapitation herds Manchester towards oblivion
Cattle Decapitation’s latest album, Terrasite, has received universal acclaim and the UK tour has been highly anticipated. Cattle Decapitation’s Manchester date has been sold...
The madcap brilliance of Avatar makes even the (Dance) Devil Dance
Upon hearing Dance Devil Dance for the first time one thing is first immediately clear, this album has swagger. More than any previous album,...
Savoy Brown – City Night
I’ve no idea how old Kim Simmonds is but he’s spent over 50 years rocking the blues and doesn’t appear to be letting up...
