Eye Ra Haze – Eye of the Storm
New York five-piece Eye Ra Haze weave their way into your aural consciousness with rumbling hypnotic near-minimalist melodies and more haunting foreground vocals. Part...
Review: Me and That Man – Songs of Love and Death
Side/solo projects can be a risk for established artists. It’s always interesting to see a musician take a different approach to their self-expression, or...
Bruce Soord’s Solo Debut Gets an Abbey Road Polish
For anyone unfamiliar with his name, Bruce Soord is guitar man, vocalist and the creative and driving force behind The Pineapple Thief, rated as...
Live! Baroness – London KoKo
Tuesday night shows. Does it get any better than this? Fans are flocking to the KoKo in their masses on this cold winter night...
Review: Akasava – Strange Aeons
Genre: Heavy Psyche Occult Rock
The band Aksava was founded recently in July 2014 and deliver heavy psych sounds inspired by the dark side...
In Memory of Dan McCafferty
I remember as if it were yesterday… February 27th 1973 at Newcastle City Hall was the venue and I was there to see Deep...
Def Leppard Diamond Star Halos Live Album Review
Def Leppard release live album Diamond Star Halos: Live From Sheffield.
I first heard Def Leppard when I was about seven or eight years old....
Review: Varg – Götterdämmerung (God’s Dawn)
Immediately you can feel that vibe as German metallers Varg take to the speakers and rip you a new one. That Pagan beat and...
Bush ‘Live from Roseland’ DVD Review
This March (4th) legendary British grunge band Bush are set to release "Live From Roseland" on DVD and Blu-Ray.
Gwen Stefani's hubby's band Bush...
Review: Demise Of The Crown – Self-Titled
According to Demise of The Crown, ‘death’ is a basic human emotion. Of this, I was not aware. Their self-description on Facebook reads like...
