Review: Hellbound Hearts – Film Noir
Everyone loves a chorus. There are few things better than a song which builds perfectly to that huge moment when everyone comes in together...
Review: Haken – Visions (re-release 2017)
Progressive metal band Haken have re-released their second album, Visions, after working alongside Jens Bogren to reinvigorate and raise the standard up to the...
Review: Haken – Aquarius (Re-issue 2017)
Aquarius, Haken’s full debut album was released upon the world some seven years ago and now, has been released once again.
You may ask yourself...
Review: Stormage – Dead of Night
Note to oneself: do not have the volume above 11 or you are likely to end up in A&E! First track ‘Instinct to Defend’...
Review: Trigon – Fed-Up
The unusual sample at the start of this album is quirky and also quite strange, however, there’s no law that says a band can’t...
Review: Fit for an Autopsy – The Great Collapse
There is heavy and then there is really heavy and Fit for an Autopsy fall into the latter category, of that there is no...
Review: Matt Andersen – Honest Man
Award-winning Canadian singer/acoustic guitarist Matt Andersen has some voice. Deep and resonate, it’s warm and draws you in ensuring you listen to what he...
Review: Vitja – Digital Love
There is a certain rawness that is dealt out on ‘Scum’ that is highly charged and more potent than rocket fuel and no doubt...
Review: Aversions Crown – Xenocide
From the early days of rock music, Australia has produced some utterly fantastic bands. We all know AC/DC, and on the contemporary end, who...
Review: Decade – Pleasantries
Before listening to Pleasantries, I’d not heard much about Decade, other than they’re an up and coming band, after listening to the album I...
