Review: Lunatic Soul – Fractured
Lunatic Soul is the band Mariusz Duda plays in when not engaged in his day job, bassist, singer and main composer with the mighty...
Review: Citizen – As You Please
Ask any fan of Citizen to pick an album from their back catalogue and the chances are you will be told to listen to...
Review: Red Mountains – Slow Wander
Norway’s Red Mountain, not to be confused with the one from the American deep south, is a band it would be easy to dismiss...
Review: The Contortionist – Clairvoyant
On the surface, Clairvoyant isn’t much of a departure from The Contortionist’s previous effort, Language, but on this album the band twist and mould...
Review: White Moth Black Butterfly – Atone
White Moth Black Butterfly is the latest venture from always-busy vocalist Dan Tompkins and a supporting cast featuring Keshav Dar of Skyharbor, fellow vocalist...
Review: The Young Hearts – Honestly, I Was Just Thinking
These four alternative rockers from Deal, Kent have their upcoming EP release on September 29th entitled Honestly, I'm Just Thinking through Primordial Records.
Although the album...
Review: Ace Frehley – Anomaly
Legendary guitarist Ace Frehley surely needs no introduction. Following his exit from KISS the second time around, he bounced back and unleashed a rather...
Review: Brand New – Science Fiction
Eight years ago Brand New released Daisy into a world that – compared to now – seemed like a pretty calm place. Since then...
King King – Exile & Grace
This time last year King King had a live album out; the culmination of three recorded in the studio, an awful lot of touring,...
Suzi Quatro – The Best Of Suzi Quatro: Legend
Suzi Quatro arrived full-blown (but only pint-sized) as a tomboy caterwauling Aphrodite one Thursday evening singing ‘Can The Can’ on Top of The Pops....
