Review: Madball – Hardcore Lives
Hardcore, one genre that has changed profoundly over the years, changing from an energetic statement fuelled machine to a sludgy, grimy down tempo beat...
Review: Cardiant – Mirrors
Finnish power-metal outfit Cardiant, released their new album Mirrors last month, and well, for a band with almost 20 years experience, I would have...
Review: Blues Pills – Blues Pills Live
If you're the kind of person who enjoys music festivals you are bound to associate these times with sunshine, memorable instances, your favorite kind...
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...
PYRA Is For Those Who Dwell in the Fire
The self-titled debut EP by occult Italian outfit Pyra was a brilliantly conceived slab of mind-numbingly oppressive black metal that very much felt like...
Corrosion of Conformity bring their attitude to Manchester
Corrosion of Conformity are back and they're back with a boot in the face! Vocalist and Guitarist Pepper Keenan is back pumping out the...
Jonny Cola & The A-Grades ‘Spitfire’
Hark! Is that a Rolls-Royce engine that I can hear puffing away beyond those branches? Perhaps it is. Is that a Beano annual that...
Review: Arrowhead – Desert Cult
The start of this thunderous masterpiece is really an audial blaze of passion and very pleasing to the ears. It really hits the gut...
Worshipper embark on a One Way Trip
Hailing from Boston (not Lincolnshire), Worshipper has released their third full-length album, One Way Trip. The heavy rock/metal/psyche band—comprising vocalist and guitarist John Brookhouse,...
Review: Cannibal Corpse – Red Before Black
Referred to as the most controversial band of all time and the most important Death Metal band of all time, Buffalo Death Metal legends...
