Cannibal Corpse – Bloodthirsty brutality and vicious skull-crushing intensity
If you were to ask the average person to name a death metal band, they'd likely say Slipknot because they don't know what death...
Review: CJ Wildheart – Mable
" 'Mable' is basically me working in my home studio throughout summer/winter 2013 writing, demoing and going a little stir crazy. It’s a power...
Review: Hellcats – Warrior Princess
With song titles like ‘Viking’, ‘Proud To Be Loud’, ‘Demon Dreams’ and indeed ‘Heavy Metal’ itself you know this is rawk writ large with...
Dee Calhoun: Acoustically Godless
Spiral Grave and Iron Man vocalist, Dee Calhoun, has, once again, gone acoustic on his third solo album, Godless as he recorded it in...
K’MONO – Mind out of Mind
K’mono hail from Minneapolis and specialises in what I can only term playful, engrossing, and energetic prog rock with more light and shade to...
Review: F.O.E.S – Antecedence
Genre: Post Rock
Well as this band is from my hometown of Liverpool I had to review them didn’t I? The first track called ‘Rival...
Jeff Kollman expertly weaves his way East of Heaven
With a CV longer than my arm (and leg) Jeff Kollman has played with some major names (Glenn Hughes, JL Turner, Chad Smith etc.)...
Review: Bonafide – Denim Devils
Yes, we love the low-down and dirty/mean side of Rock´n´Roll. And the rockin' Swedish band BONAFIDE do it better than most. Now they release...
Molly Karloff – Supernaturalation
A three-piece, Molly Karloff features Simon Guilliard on vocals and guitar, Dan Podbery on bass and Jowie Adkins on drums. Nope, it’s not female...
Review: A Few Too Many – A Lesson Learned
A Lesson Learned is the debut album from Essex-based pop-punkers A Few Too Many.
The eleven tracks that make up ‘A Lesson Learned’ claim to be...
