Samantha Fish – Belle of The West
Samantha Fish flew into the UK at the tail end of last year and played some blistering blues rock with a terrific live band....
Big Big Train show off The Likes Of Us
Alongside bands like Lifesigns and The Tangent, Big Big Train are one of prog rock's more cerebral pleasures, always providing good music, songs with...
Review: Cradle Of Filth – Hammer Of The Witches
Cradle of Filth, a band that surely needs no introduction but perhaps a brief history lesson. Since their inception in 1991, the band has...
The Hara Push Boundaries on The Fallout
The Hara have come a long way from their indie rock roots with their newest LP, The Fallout. The alt rock trio has very...
Opeth – A deep, immersive journey through sound & emotion
Saturday night at Manchester’s Albert Hall saw a killer double bill of Swedish metal, with Grand Magus opening for the mighty Opeth. The venue...
Review: Dillinger Escape Plan – Dissociation
Dillinger Escape Plan are calling it a day. That news should signal a national day of mourning and yet to the mainstream; it will...
Dave Burn proves Nothing Is As It Seems
Fellow North Easterner, Dave Burn, may be a new name to some, but there is a high chance that you have heard him: he...
Suicidal Tendencies 13
Still Cyco After All These Years?
It has been 13 years since Suicidal Tendencies’ last studio album ‘Free Your Soul...And Save My Mind’ which is...
Ian Hunter shows Defiance Pt 2:Fiction
Hot on the heels of last year’s excellent Defiance Pt. 1, Ian Hunter is back with the follow-up, unsurprisingly titled, Defiance Pt. 2: Fiction....
Motionless In White embodies gothic glamour, rebellion & self-expression
The apparition of Motionless In White at Brixton Academy in London as part of their Touring The End Of The World EU/UK Tour was...
