Ravenlight’s ‘Project Genesis’ is a breath of fresh air into symphonic power metal
Project Genesis is the debut album coming from Irish symphonic power metal trio Ravenlight. Despite the band having only three members, they’re not short...
Review: Bruce Dickinson – Soloworks
Bruce Dickinson is certainly a man of many talents, so much so that one has to wonder how he finds the time for all...
Funeral For A Friend ‘Conduit’ Album Review
From the early days when every teenager with a fringe had 'Juneau' lyrics splashed across their MySpace page to the softer alt-rock dalliances of...
Download 2019: The Highlights – Saturday – SlipKnot, Halestorm, Skindred, and more
So here we are the 'middle' day of DL19: For some the best day, the show-stealer. Yet, for some, this is a stepping stone...
Lamb of God’s self-titled release: ‘Lamb of God’
What you see is what you get really with Lamb of God, They’ve become a staple band that hasn’t really developed their sound much,...
Timechild show off layers and depth on And Yet It Moves
Timechild were formed in 2020 by four experienced Danish musicians: Anders Folden Brink on Lead vocals, rhythm & lead guitar Birk, Lead & rhythm...
Review: Ephyra – Along the Path
Ephyra were born in Como in the year 2005 by an idea of two guitar players, Matteo and Carlo.
The band knows a period...
Demonic Death Judge blaze a new trail of blistering sludge
When it comes to music, Finland is most commonly associated with Death and Black Metal but lurking amongst its underbelly is an oozing pool...
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.
Lorna Shore, Whitechapel Deliver Incredible Manchester Show
If you are looking for a top tier deathcore show then look no further. Lorna Shore's European tour with Whitechapel, Shadow of Intent and...
