Zeal & Ardor teach Manchester left from right
Zeal & Ardor are a unique band now but in the future; their sound may inspire a brand new genre and wave of bands in the same way that the old guard has and for this reason and if that doesn't happen then at least they taught some people their left from right.
SheZoo’s Agony of Doubt
The multi-national band Shezoo consisting of Natacha Starke (Vocals), Micha Jennissen (Guitar), Ralf Luz (Bass) and Jerry Getler (Drums) are Dutch, German, Swiss and Swiss....
Burn The Circus: Tardigrade Inferno’s latest cavalcade of pyromania
Hailing from St Petersburg, Russia, Tardigrade Inferno are set to be trailblazers as they continue to develop their unique sound they've called dark cabaret...
Dying Fetus leaves no option but death
It may only be September but Make Them Beg for Death is already in contention for death metal album of the year. After their...
Bloodstock 2016 Highlights: Thursday and Friday
Last year we gave you our first Bloodstock-Open-Air coverage. We loved it so much, we went back!
This year was just as awesome - if...
Ozric Tentacles and Gong, sonic explorers elevate Margate
Going out under the heading of ‘The Last Blast,’ (though whether this means for one or both bands this is the last tour, is...
Review: Agnostic Front – The American Dream Died
Track-By-Track Review
Intro
Starts with a simple but urgent message as the sirens wail and deep seated drum beats thump disturbingly.
The American Dream Died
Quite a balanced...
Nothing More’s House On Sand
The boundary-pushing 3 times Grammy-nominated outfit Nothing More – featuring Jonny Hawkins (Vocals), Mark Vollelunga (Guitar), Daniel Oliver (Bass), and Ben Anderson (Drums) –...
Review: Night By Night – NxN
Featuring a member of the Sisters of Mercy and a former vocalist from Voodoo Six, such a résumé may lead the reader to presume Night...
When Will They Ever Learn? The story of US Folk music 1963-69
This mammoth undertaking by Cherry Red, 100 tracks, draws mostly from folk music and covers that period of the sixties when folk shook off...




























