Review: Varg – Götterdämmerung (God’s Dawn)
Immediately you can feel that vibe as German metallers Varg take to the speakers and rip you a new one. That Pagan beat and...
Review: Johnossi – Blood Jungle
Johnossi, a seemingly unusual choice for a publication that specialises in rock and metal, but all the same the Swedish duo are renowned for...
Ash Wilson – Broken Machine
Featuring members of King King and Chaka Khan’s band, alongside his brother Phil producing, co-writing and playing drums, on this his debut album, Ash...
Jethro Tull – The String Quartets
Featuring the songs of Jethro Tull as written by band leader Ian Anderson, largely orchestrated and re-arranged by keyboard player John O’Hara (also of...
Review: Diet Cig — Swear I’m Good At This
The New York pop-punk duo DIET CIG have announced their debut album Swear I’m Good At This will be released via Frenchkiss Records on April...
Review: Carousel Kings – Charm City
Infectiousness runs clear on the new record Charm City from Carousel Kings, with hooks and punchy lyrics pushing the album into rock territory. The...
Review: Krysthla – Peace in Our Time
High speed djent inspired riffs. Byzantine inspired guitar solos. Expertly executed growls and screams that can get you screaming along like your life depends...
Review: The Raven Age – Darkness Will Rise
Formed in 2009 The Raven Age are an English melodic metal band from London.
The Raven Age's Darkness Will Rise is thirteen songs long and is their debut...
Review: Bitterfeldt – Götzen.Dämmerung
The stark reality of this band hits you straight between the eyes as soon as the play button is released. The dark, anxious strides...
Review: Crnkshft – Crnkshft
Oh yeah, this is like the music that appears in my dreams – along with a lot of other genres, however, this raucous, heavy,...
