Billy Bragg: A People’s History (Spenwood Books)
Musicians aren’t necessarily good writers or particularly clear minded enough to capture social history under a bigger lens than that of their own history,...
Jordan Rudess’ ‘Wired for Madness’ is testimony to the extraordinary range and breadth of his...
If you’re a fan of Prog-metal the name Jordan Rudess will be familiar to you as the keyboard player with rock titans Dream Theatre...
Spock’s Beard have always been about moving forward and attempting to do something different
Spock’s Beard are an American progressive/symphonic rock band who, in many ways symbolise the ethos of what Prog rock is all about. The ethos...
Review: Santa Cruz – Santa Cruz
Most commonly described as “Pure F*cking Adrenaline” Santa Cruz are back with their second studio album via Spinefarm Records. They certainly haven’t slowed down...
Laurence Jones Band
Previously on record Laurence Jones songs have been slick and aimed at your mainstream music listener but not captured the vibrant groove of his...
League Of Corruption stir up something in the water
If you're in the mood for some dive bar, dirty yet intelligent, Southern-tinged, groove metal then League of Corruption from British Columbia have you...
ROCK and ROLE: The Visionary Songs of Peter Hammill and Van der Graaf Generator
Many younger fans, asked to name a Peter Hammill / Van der Graaf Generator (VdGG) song, probably couldn't do so if their mothers' lives...
The Quireboys Acoustic Show at Robin 2 Bilston
The Quireboys have led a somewhat ragged existence - half the time they have had their heads held proudly skywards - with crowns rising...
Flickertail – Hurry Up And Wait
Flickertail hail from Sydney's Inner West, but there’s apparently some Irish lineage in them too. They previously operated under the handle of The Bitter...
Horseman – Of Hope, Freedom And Future
Kicking off like a many have for decades, those calm, clean and slowly layered builds that lead into an explosive wall of distortion soaring...
