VULTURE INDUSTRIES

Four Different Shades Of Norwegian Darkness – Dominanz, Madder Mortem, Helheim & Vulture Industries...

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Last night was something quite special in that four rather unique bands convened in Bergen and laid siege to the cool and dimly lit...

Architects – Lost Forever, Lost Together

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‘Lost Forever, Lost Together’ is the sixth studio album by Architects, released on March 11, 2014 via Epitaph Records. There are many things I...

Hannah Wicklund & The Steppin’ Stones

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Performing live since she was a kid the now 22-year old Hannah Wicklund made her UK debut live this year on Planet Rock’s Roadstar’s tour, releasing...
Laura Jane Grace

Laura Jane Grace and The Devouring Mothers cut loose on Bought To Rot

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It’s not until you look at Bought To Rot the way that LAURA JANE GRACE looks at Bought To Rot that it starts to...

Review: Bowling for Soup – Songs that people actually liked

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Bowling for Soup have had a great career bringing us some of pop punks most memorable songs. It only seems fitting to review this...

Okular ‘Sexforce’ Album Review

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In the band’s own words: “With members based around the outskirts of Oslo, Norway, progressive death metal act Okular is led by composer/lyricist Andreas Aubert....
The Far Meadow - Foreign Land

The Far Meadow’s Foreign Land

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The Far Meadow are a symphonic, prog rock band from London who emerged from Blind Panic, and who’ve just released their third album, Foreign...
The Darkness

The Darkness – Dreams On Toast

Justin Hawkins and his band of merry men, AKA The Darkness, are back with their eighth studio album, which is once again brimming with...
Enuff Z'Nuff

Enuff Z’Nuff… nuff said

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Enuff Z’nuff formed in 1984 and released their self-titled debut five years later. Founding members, Chip Z'Nuff and Donnie Vie along with guitarist Derek Frigo and...
HEXVESSEL

Hexvessel set to release All Tree

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British/Finnish sensation Hexvessel know a thing or two about psychedelic and highly evocative folk rock. The ensemble's fourth effort entitled All Tree delves even...