Grapefruit Records’s Can’t Seem To Come Down – The American Sounds Of 1968, Various...
This is Grapefruit’s subsequent follow-up to 2023’s March of the Flower Children, which focussed on the music of 1967. In that year, 'All You...
Accept once again prove they are ‘Too Mean to Die’
There's no way of knowing how long this iteration of Accept will last before lineup changes occur but whoever joins next will have the lofty task of having to top Too Mean to Die.
Review: Memoriam – The Hellfire Demos II
Focusing on the themes of death, loss and war Memoriam was formed after the tragic death of Martin ‘Kiddie’ Kearns (Bolt Throwers Drummer) in...
Neal Morse Band Return with L.I.F.T. – Album Review
Neal Morse Band (NMB) return after a four-and-a-half-year gap with another album of majestic prog, one which exceeds the sum total of all its...
Review: Our Hollow Our Home – Hartsick
Southampton’s metalcore heavyweights Our Hollow Our Home recently announced the release date for their long-awaited debut album, Hartsick. Fans had been left on tenterhooks...
Elephant Tree – Habits
Elephant Tree might have slipped under the radar for many in the 7 or so years they’ve been active, but for the rest of...
Iron Maiden release ‘Empire Of The Clouds’ for Record Store Day
In 1979 Iron Maiden released their official debut on Vinyl ‘The Soundhouse Tapes’ and with having a reputation of bringing history to life, ‘Maiden...
Alien Ant Farm and Soil return to Manchester to deliver a tour rooted in...
While Nu Metal is no longer the most popular genre in Metal, it is important to remember that at one point it was almost...
Review: Cut Up – Wherever They May Rot
So here we are again visiting Sweden, the masters of music whether pop or grind they have all aspects covered.
First track 'From Ear to...
Review: Dan Reed Network – Fight Another Day
Between the late 80's and early nineties the Dan Reed Network started drawing attention for their blend of rock and funk, a multi-racial band...
