Beartooth

Beartooth and Motionless In White rip Manchester apart

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First up was New York-based hardcore punk Stray From The Path and they were really well received for good reason. Their stage presence was...
CB3

CB3 journey through Aeons

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Swedish band CB3 (an abbreviation of the full band name, Charlotta’s Burning Trio) is comprised of  Charlotta Andersson on guitar, Pelle Lindsjö  on bass, and Natanael...
Pit Brothers Band

Pit Brothers Band release Rock and Roll album Rosce

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The Pit Brothers Band began as a collaboration between two brothers from New York, Eric (guitars/vocals) and David Pitagorsky (Keyboards, vocals). Joined by Hide...
Steepin' Out

Steepin’ Out Review: Unearthing 60s Gems

Steepin' Out is a vastly entertaining 94-track, 3CD set covering the period between 1963 and 1965, the era before Garage Rock was considered a...
Palm Reader

Palm Reader to release new album, Braille, showcasing a barrage of riffs

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Braille is not an album that messes around. Palm Reader kick things off with ‘Swarm’ which is the aural equivalent of a big boot...
Crown Lands

Crown Lands release prog epic Apocalypse via InsideOut

Juno award winners Crown Lands are a Canadian duo who, despite the limitations of numbers, still manage to produce an amazing sound. The two...
ETHERNITY

Ethernity release The Human Race Extinction   

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The Human Race Extinction is the second album from Belgium power metal band Ethernity, following on from 2015’s Obscure Illusions, which was released to...
Motionless In White

Motionless In White embodies gothic glamour, rebellion & self-expression

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The apparition of Motionless In White at Brixton Academy in London as part of their Touring The End Of The World EU/UK Tour was...

Review: Fallen To Flux – Transitions

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Fallen To Flux, the latest in a long line of hopeful up-and-comers from London’s burgeoning underground rock and metal scene, are an odd proposition. On...

Death By Ki’s ‘The Right of Might’ EP Review

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Energetic, pounding and full of talent, Death By Ki’s new EP The Right of Might is truly brilliant. Opening with ‘Like Oxygen To Fire’, the...