Gong – I See You (10th Anniversary edition)
I See You was to be the final album Gong recorded with band founder, guiding light and ethereal spirit, Daevid Allen, plus also his...
Mott the Hoople Icon Ian Hunter Career Captured in Rare Ross Halfin Photo Book
First off, let's get one thing straight: Ian Hunter is a rock 'n' roll legend. His work in making Mott the Hoople the band...
Review: Cold Years – Northern Blues
Britrock has had a tough couple of decades. In the nineties, we were producing bands like The Wildhearts, Terrorvision and The Manic Street Preachers....
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...
Napalm Death in the Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism
For more than 30 years, Napalm Death have been on the front and far from shy about their political views and insight in a...
Review: Janet Gardner of Vixen delivers her first solo offering.
In the late 1980s, Vixen were one of the few bands that looked like women who actually were women. They achieved some success during that hair-metal...
Review: Hammerjack – EP Two
For those who do not know who Hammerjack are, (much like myself before this EP):They are a quartet of good mates with the sole...
Isvind ‘Daumyra’
Hailing from Oslo the birth place of Black Metal, Isvind formed at the time when Black Metal was going to come very much to...
DVD Review – Devin Townsend Presents: Ziltoid Live At the Royal Albert Hall
The number of heavy metal musicians who could play the Royal Albert Hall is small. The number who could play it and have a...
Live: As Sirens Fall, Head Of Steam, Newcastle
You could say this is the golden era of unsigned rock bands. Many bands don't need a label nowadays to gain a loyal following:...
