Pierce The Veil & Woe Is Me @ Reading, Sub89
300 fans line-up the whole way around the corner of Readings Sub89, to get a good view of tonight’s California rockstars Pierce The Veil....
Ash Wilson – Broken Machine
Featuring members of King King and Chaka Khan’s band, alongside his brother Phil producing, co-writing and playing drums, on this his debut album, Ash...
Big Big Train – Between the Lines; the story of a rock band
Grant Moon … (Burning Shed ..hardback, £49.99)
Some bands explode onto the scene and make an immediate impact, while others take an eternity to...
Godsticks are Inescapable
I must admit to a tinge of favouritism with Godsticks; their take on the progressive rock scene found its way into my consciousness in 2009...
THE GREEN DOOR takes the listener on a mesmeric journey on Wolf In The...
Following on from their eponymously named debut album in 2011, San Francisco band The Green Door have now released a six track EP, Wolf...
Review: Cannibal Corpse – A Skeletal Domain
Cannibal Corpse formed in Buffalo back in 1988, and so it comes as no surprise that these gallant death metallers caused much controversy with...
Bill Bruford – Making A Song and Dance: A Complete Career Collection
Bill Bruford is one of those guys who could make you sick. A man who’s supposedly retired from the music industry but still looks...
Review: Krysthla – Peace in Our Time
High speed djent inspired riffs. Byzantine inspired guitar solos. Expertly executed growls and screams that can get you screaming along like your life depends...
Live: Stop Stop, Manchester Ruby Lounge
While some may argue that the glam metal scene of the '80's is long dead there are still bands that make an effort to...
Hanabie prove they’re the Hot Topic
Since Babymetal burst onto the scene in 2010, the door has been open for artists to blend sugary kawaii aesthetics with heavy metal. The...
