Review: Hatebreed – The Concrete Confessional
Hatebreed are back! And what a return we have here.
Fresh of this years Impericon Festival that saw the band headline 9 dates across multiple...
Review: Dope – Blood Money Part 1
This latest album by DOPE still has a familiar feel reaching back to their previous work. Lyrically the songs haven’t become anymore intricate but...
Review: Aversions Crown – Xenocide
From the early days of rock music, Australia has produced some utterly fantastic bands. We all know AC/DC, and on the contemporary end, who...
Suffocation leaves Manchester breathless
Slam is an oxymoron of a genre, it's a beautifully ugly genre made up of disgusting vocal stylings and expertly crafted dumb guy riffs...
Black Tractor reveals ‘The Wonders of the Invisible World’
A band that sounds like some sort of malevolent agricultural machinery is alright by me…the portentous name conjures up images of an Orwellian farm...
Review: Warbringer – Woe to the Vanquished
You know that you have been thrashed beyond smithereens when you listen to this, as 'Silhouettes' blasts out from the speakers and pulverise with...
What we learnt from Jaret Reddick’s ‘Heartache and Hilarity’ tour
You know Bowling For Soup, the pop-punk band who rose to fame in the early '00s, with hits like '1985' and 'Girl All The...
Review: Papa Roach – F.E.A.R.
FEAR the emotion induced by threats which cause a change in brain and organ function and ultimately a change in the way we behave - and now F.E.A.R' is...
Tarja releases From Spirits and Ghosts to explore the other side of Xmas
Tarja Soile Susanna-Turunen Cabui (just Tarja to her fans!) has carved a niche for herself since her departure from Nightwish in 2005; pushed out...
Primus – Sailing The Seas Of Cheese
It’s fairly safe to say that Les Claypool is a bit of an odd chap when it comes as far as music. I don’t...
