Liquid Casing – A Separate/Divide
Names like Mogwai and The Mars Volta are offered as musical signposts for the aural outpourings from Houston, Texas four-piece collective Liquid Casing and...
Dynazty’s Firesign
Swedish modern melodic metal band Dynazty return with Firesign, said to be “The band’s most creative, dynamic and inspired album to date.” The record...
King King – Maverick
A maverick is usually defined as someone who goes against the flow of mainstream herd mentality. It derives from those unbranded cattle cowboys believed...
Rise Against speak for the Nowhere Generation
Rise Against have long since established their place as one of the more abrasive political punk rock bands of the past 20 years and...
Review: AntropomorphiA – Rites ov Perversion
Genre: Death Metal
Musically fuelled by bands that laid the foundation of certain genres (Hellhammer/Celtic Frost, Possessed, Death, Autopsy, and Venom) AntropomorphiA's inception lies in...
Velvets get silky on their self-titled album
Not to be confused with the 60s doo-wop band, or the Underground kind of Velvets, this Finnish duo are today’s Velvets, comprising the experienced...
Review: White Moth Black Butterfly – Atone
White Moth Black Butterfly is the latest venture from always-busy vocalist Dan Tompkins and a supporting cast featuring Keshav Dar of Skyharbor, fellow vocalist...
Incubus introduce Manchester to Softcult at the Apollo
Returning once again to the Manchester Apollo, Incubus bring their unique brand of Nu Metal adjacent/funk/psychedelic rock weirdness as well as Shoegaze newcomers, Softcult.
Canadian...
Big Red Fire Truck aren’t put out by Trouble In Paradise
I doubt I have ever reviewed a band with a name that suggests co-star status with Fireman Sam! I have now with Aussie band,...
Girlschool, Raven and Alcatrazz start a heavy metal riot in Manchester
Girlschool, Raven and Alcatrazz launched a full scale heavy metal assault on the UK with Manchester as their next victim of a triple headliner...
