The Goo Goo Dolls triumphant return to the UK
The Goo Goo Dolls last appeared in Manchester in 2018 at a much smaller venue, their absence has been felt by so many in...
Led Zeppelin ‘Celebration Day’ Album Review
Led Zeppelin. Just those two words immediately conjure up images of thunderous drums, crushing riffs, a grinding bass line covered by a howling blues...
Review: Def Leppard – Self Titled
Def Leppard have been there. Seen everything. Rocked millions of people and I’m sure they have even got the tshirt. They are one of...
Born of Osiris, Within Destruction, Aversion Crown, Lacernia Roe at Anarchy Brew, Newcastle
An industrial estate a couple of miles outside Newcastle city centre is not the normal place for a metal show. Neither is a brewery,...
Review: Beansidhe – Mónt
It feels rather strange to say that a band 17 years into their career could be on the verge of a breakthrough. Then again,...
Magnum – Here Comes The Rain
Magnum are another band who’ve recently passed the ’50 years and still going strong’ landmark - with Tony Clarkin and Bob Catley, two of...
Joe Bonamassa – Redemption
This is Joe Bonamassa’s heaviest record for some time, and I’m not just talking musically. He aired a few of these numbers back during...
1968 produce heavy, muddy guitars and riffs aplenty on ‘Ballads of the Godless’
The clue’s in the name, here we have a band with their roots firmly in the late 60's. Picture Blue Cheer, the 13thFloor Elevators,...
Feuerschwanz bring diversionary vitriol — Das elfte Gebot
If you take a bunch of earnest musicians, tell them to 'dress up' in medieval costume (but don't supervise the results) and give them...
Review: Bright Curse – Before the Shore
Deep, dark, hypnotic and addictive, Bright Curse evolves in the Heavy - Psychedelic scene represented by great bands such as Tool, Witch, Sleep...!
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