Fellowship unite Manchester with magic and friendship
Following a series of grand quests with the likes of Gloryhammer, Fellowship return to UK shores for another adventure of a lifetime in support...
Bury Tomorrow lay out a feast on Cannibal
Bury Tomorrow have a special little place in my heart, having seen them play my hometown in their very early days and having the...
KANSAS – The Absence of Presence
Kansas initially made their name as being one of the mainstays of 1970’s/80’s US rock radio and have since become one of the most...
Ian Hunter shows Defiance Part 1
Surely the legend that is Ian Hunter needs no introduction, from the heady days of Mott The Hoople through a varied and (in my...
Download Festival 2024 – Mud, Music and Memories
Download Festival is one of the most popular festivals in Europe and has been a staple of UK alternative culture for decades. Download 2024...
Review: Cult Of Luna – Mariner
Swedish sludge metal band, Cult Of Luna, released their eighth studio album earlier this year, titled Mariner.
This five track studio album incorporates the vocal...
Steve Hackett – The Night Siren
‘Behind The Smoke’ begins singularly with Steve Hackett’s voice, a call to prayer as the music begins to encapsulate and Arabian dirge becomes more...
Review: Of Allies – Tempers
Often a band’s first EP comes with plenty still to be desired, creating a basic outline of their sound but seeing big steps of...
Review: Existance – Steel Alive
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...
Rush Announce The Albums: 2002-2012 On Vinyl
Rush’s four albums with Atlantic Records, released between the years 2002-2012, will be reissued on vinyl in an upcoming boxed set that includes Vapor Trails...
