Bad Wolves Die About It Deluxe Edition Review
It's been 7 years of non-stop heavy, hard-hitting tracks! It has also been 7 years of me personally listening to Bad Wolves. They rose...
Spock’s Beard Return with Epic Prog Journey The Archaeoptimist
Spock's Beard are now a firmly established presence in the prog firmament, being one of the most consistent and exciting bands, with a whole...
Steve Morse Band – Triangulation Album Review
Known to rock fans as Deep Purple's longest-serving guitarist, Steve Morse (no relation to Neal Morse) stepped away from the band in 2022 to...
Duff McKagan Lighthouse Live Review: Intimate Islington Show
Lighthouse is a recording of a sold-out gig Duff McKagan and his band played at the Islington Assembly Hall, October 5th 2024, a venue...
Mariusz Duda Explores Life, Death and Everything Between on Lunatic Soul’s ‘The World Under...
Riverside frontman Mariusz Duda returns with another atmospheric journey through his Lunatic Soul project, the final instalment in his 'circle of life and death'...
Pentangle – Solomon’s Seal
Solomon's Seal was Pentangle's final studio album before the band decided to call it a day early in 1973, and is now being rereleased...
Michael Schenker – Don’t Sell Your Soul
Every rock fan has an opinion about Michael Schenker, very likely classic rock's most famous 'flying V' guitar slinger. He's a disruptive influence in...
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,...
