Friday, April 26, 2024

Review: Bedowyn – Blood at The Fall

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As this album begins its harrowing journey into a world of bedlam, I can clearly see I have made the right decision to review...

Review: Bait – Sunburst

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Bait - formed in September 2013 in the Würzburg area of Germany. SUNBURST will be released on limited edition 12" vinyl soon. Kicking off this...

Review: Illdisposed – Grey Sky over Black Town

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Illdisposed have been in the making since 1991 and it shows in their thunderous presence as these Danish Vikings have proved their longevity for...

Review: Massive – Destination Somewhere

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MASSIVE are the giants of Melbourne based Australian rock. Having burst onto the scene in 2012 — within just six months the band were already...

Review: Khanus – Rites of Fire

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Exploring the boundaries of matter, spirit, consciousness and the universe with the metal of death as the instrument - since 2015! From the looks of...

Review: End of Salvation – Monolith of Leviathan

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From the off you know something ominous is about to happen and it isn’t long before it does... The anticipation breeds fear into your...

Review: Tigertailz – Blast!

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Ever since their 1990 album titled “Bezerk” the Glam-tastik Welsh band TIGERTAILZ have deteriorated faster than a loaf of crusty French bread eaten in...

Review: The Enid – Dust

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Progressive rock was ever the musical playground for both genius and lunatic, and frequently both cohabiting at the same time. The Enid have often...

Review: Ben Poole – Time Has Come

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'Square-jawed but vulnerable', implies the cover photo for Ben Poole’s new studio album Time Has Come. Well that’ll pull a much more attractive audience than...

Review: Stevie Nimmo – Sky Won’t Fall

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A wave of feedback gives way to a strident mid-paced Bad Company-styled statement of intent, then, as you listen a little deeper, you'll find...