Tokyo Motor Fist delivers a hard-rocking delight in the shape of Lions
A damn fine and all-around well-written album that is as potent and catchy as it is vigorous and classy...
Review: Equilibrium – Erdentempel
Track-by-track
With a thunderous mighty roar or pure power 'Erdentempel' – (Earth Temple) explodes into life with 'Ankunft', which literally means arrival.
Now we know 'Erdentempel'...
This Norwegian Musician Toured with Metal Legends & Made a Historical Saga
Anders Buaas is a guitarist, composer, and producer from Larvik, Norway. He has played with many Norwegian bands, worked as a producer, and served...
Laughing Stock: Life in Seven Dreams Review
Norwegian prog rockers Laughing Stock have been immensely productive these past few years, and their latest offering, the intriguingly titled Life in Seven Dreams,...
Weedpecker dip into The Stream Of Forgotten Thoughts
How about a stoner, psychedelic rock and metal-influenced band from Warsaw? Yes? Well you’re in luck because the curiously named Weedpecker are just...
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...
Hawkwind – Stories From Time & Space
Whatever you might want to say about Hawkwind, they certainly don’t let the grass (or the space) grow underneath them. Following on from 2023’s...
Joe Bonamassa – Live At Carnegie Hall – An Acoustic Evening
In January 2016 Grammy nominated blues rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa packed his platinum selling albums away and headed off to Carnegie Hall where he...
Lazy Days: The Progressive pop sounds of 1975
This release is the latest instalment in Grapefruit’s ongoing year-by-year overview of the British rock & pop scene of the mid-1970s. While this set...
Review: Arthemis – Live From Hell
The principal rival to Mozart – Antonio Salieri – came from the city of Verona. It is also home to Arthemis - our favourite...
