Dark Ride Deliver Killer Horror Punk
Dark Ride are another band that are completely new to me. I am very excited to hear them for the first time, especially because...
Jon Anderson Survival & Other Stories Review
While this is technically a Jon Anderson solo album, it's actually a collaborative effort, with Anderson working alongside several other musicians who've collectively put...
Jon Anderson Earth Mother Earth Reissue Review
Jon Anderson has been a mainstay on the prog scene since the late 1960s. His voice and songwriting skills with Yes, the band he...
Tyketto Closer To The Sun Album Review
Tyketto have been in existence since 1987, when singer Danny Vaughn formed the band after his previous outfit Waysted, with Pete Way, had fallen...
Portrayal of Guilt Beginning of the End Review
When I received an exciting email asking if I'd like to review Portrayal of Guilt's latest album, of course I said yes! I had...
Goliath by Exodus is an absolute unit
Bay Area thrash legends Exodus return with their brand new gargantuan record, Goliath. This record marks the triumphant return of vocalist Rob Dukes and...
Lamb of God trudge onward Into Oblivion
You'll find fewer bands more influential than Lamb of God; their breed of raucous tongue twister guitar riffing working in tandem with some of...
Rush Live: Synths, Solos & Supremacy
In the early 1980s Rush were right up there amongst the brightest stars in the rock universe, shifting albums by the shedload and gigs...
Blodwyn Pig: The Recordings 1969-74 Review
Blodwyn Pig came about when Mick Abrahams, frustrated at Ian Anderson's belief Jethro Tull were exclusively his band, plus Anderson's decision to move away...
Acidosis Deliver Thrash on Arrival
Acidosis are another new band to me. I was very intrigued by their name. After listening to them for the first time, they are...
