Review: Nai Harvest – Hairball
This Sheffield duo have always been a bit messy. Their 2013 debut full-length 'Whatever' was a boisterous bundle of angsty energy, making waves at a...
Review: Black Orchid Empire – Archetype
Black Orchid Empire lure you into this false sense of security, starting off with a very soft take on things that make you think...
Larkin Poe release Self Made Man
Named after their great-great great grandfather and genuine descendants of the great Edgar Allan Poe, the sisters Rebecca and Megan Lovell follow up the...
The Faces of Death show themselves in Manchester
Following several lineup changes and rescheduled dates, the second Faces of Death Tour finally came to Manchester with promises of blast beats, sweep picking...
Review: Crimson Star – Bay View
If there is one description that hits the nail on the head with Crimson Star, it must be the words 'hard rock' but also...
Rook Road are streets ahead on their self-titled debut
A debut album of Hammond-soaked, guitar-marinated rock is always welcome and now, with their self-titled debut album about to hit the virtual shelves, Rook...
Cattle Decapitation – Terrasite, a new height of misanthropic hostility
Cattle Decapitation exploded onto the scene in the late 90s and the early 2000s with a breed of socially conscious Death Metal that could...
Robin Trower Live Album Review: Blues Legend Still Sublime
Robin Trower is certainly no stranger to live albums. Depending on which source you believe, this latest release is anywhere between his tenth and...
Review: Lonely The Brave – The Day’s War
It’s been a pretty good year for those Cambridge boys. Gaining traction with genuinely positive press, supporting the likes of Bruce Springsteen and Deftones,...
Goliath by Exodus is an absolute unit
Bay Area thrash legends Exodus return with their brand new gargantuan record, Goliath. This record marks the triumphant return of vocalist Rob Dukes and...
