No Possession show their Faces
No Possession started off as a blues/rock band (called No Possession Blues), they released two albums (No Possession Blues, Patchwork) and won the Scandinavian...
Review: Cetacean – Breach|Submerge
Conceived from the mind and influences of L.A. native David Sais, Cetacean was realized in 2015 with a complete line-up that includes Daniel Pouliot...
Surface Rise Again
Back in the late 70s three former Birmingham school friends formed a
band, deriving their name from one of the guitarist’s former groups called Ocean.
Paul...
Dying Fetus turn Manchester into a bloodbath
After two visits to the UK in two years, one would assume that Dying Fetus would take a break from us but with the...
Impellitteri has shreddies for breakfast
I guess Chris Impellitteri’s name came to many people's attention back in 1988 with the Stand In Line album, noted for the appearance of Graham...
Blue Oyster Cult celebrate phenomenal anniversary with new live album.
The mighty Blue Oyster Cult (BOC), forty-eight years young, still with two of their original line-up and still going strong, are American classic rock...
Zeal & Ardor – Stranger Fruit
Zeal & Ardor’s 2017 Debut, Devil is Fine was an exercise in experimentation, fusing together soulful delta blues with furious, biting black metal to...
Download 2019: The Highlights – Friday – Def Leppard, Whitesnake, Rob Zombie and more.
As you may have read from our previous instalment. It was kind of muddy, but don't believe the news reports that everyone left before...
Review: Pavilions – The Futures Mine to Make
I really do not know how these guys are still unsigned. They are sky rocketing and blasting out more Liverpool talent. It’s just a...
RUSH – Portraits Edition (Rufus Publications)
By the end of the period covered by this book, the early eighties, Rush (the ‘Holy Trinity’ to their global fanbase) were probably the...
