Eleven Years In: Babymetal’s ‘Metal Forth’ Is Fearless
I was 18 when I first stumbled across Babymetal. Eleven years later, I'm still here, still fascinated by what these three Japanese performers and...
Atomic Rooster Returns: Circle The Sun Recaptures 70s Hammond Organ Glory
Atomic Rooster emerged out of the dissolution of the first Crazy World of Arthur Brown, with Vince Crane (Hammond Organ) and pre-ELP Carl Palmer...
BEAT Honors King Crimson’s 80s Trilogy with Virtuoso Live Album
BEAT grew out of an amalgam between former King Crimson members Adrian Belew, guitar, and Tony Levin, bass, plus Steve Vai and Danny Carey,...
Whisky Myers: Scars, Swagger, and Something More
"This new album is about where we’ve been, what we’ve lived through and the scars we’ve earned along the way. This might just be...
Sweet Savage – Bang
Sweet Savage can trace their roots back to Belfast in 1979, when they were considered to be one of the pioneers of the clumsily...
Carl Baldasarre – Deep Grooves, Vol 1
Carl Baldasarre describes his music as being "somewhere between Xmas and being burnt alive." His back catalogue is the dictionary definition of diverse, embracing...
Lorna Shore’s I Feel The Everblack Festering Within Me: A grand title for a...
To say the hype surrounding Lorna Shore is intense would be an understatement. Lorna Shore have gone from strength to strength, and their latest...
Steve Howe re-release of Portraits of Dylan and Natural Timbre
Steve Howe is a prog rock legend as a guitarist with Yes, as well as with Asia and projects like GTR, not to mention...
I See Stars Make a Triumphant Return with The Wheel
I See Stars make a triumphant comeback with the release of their brand new album The Wheel, which marks a new era for the...
From Addiction Recovery to AI Concerns: Walter Trout’s Most Personal Album Yet
Although he’s not exactly a household name, Walter Trout’s name is well known in bluesy-rock circles. Anyone who’s played with John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, John...
