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: Digitalife – Nemesis
DIGITALIFE was formed in August 2007 and started as an industrial metal core project by brothers Martin and Gabriel. With much pride the band...
Review: EX Deo – The Immortal Wars
Let’s go into battle! And what better way then to ride on the horse of Ex Deo whose album The Immortal Wars carries you...
Axel Rudi Pell watches the Sign of the Times
With the release of his nineteenth studio album, Germanic guitar maestro Axel Rudi Pell has again surrounded himself with quality musicians (and maintains his Blackmore...
Dark Karma Soul ‘Theory Of Karma’ Album Review
‘Theory Of Karma’ from the Aldershot (UK) based Electronica /Industrial Metal band Dark Karma Soul may remind the listener of Mudvayne, with some of...
Black Label Society’s Grimmest Hits – A festival of riffing!
Grimmest Hits, the latest album from Zakk Wylde’s outfit Black Label Society is, surprise, surprise, a festival of riffing. What it's not as the...
Review: Fuck The Facts – Desire Will Rot
The Canadian grindcore filth machine FUCK THE FACTS are back. Since their last album on Relapse Records (Die Miserable 2011) they have been hard...
Dan Reed Network + Vega, The Robin 2, 12th March
Most sensible people stay in on a Sunday night. Me I’m out on the town about to catch two bands whose work I’m not...
Review: Provoker – The Long Defeat
If I could describe The Long Defeat in one word it would be atmospheric. This debut five track EP from Provoker is good, very...
Fates Warning – Live Over Europe
This double live album by the progressive metal heroes Fates Warning appropriately titled Live Over Europe containing an astounding 23 tracks captured on tape...
