Review: Aeges – Weightless
With no nonsense, Aeges (ÆGES) launches deafening riffs that ooze with captivating spirit. Weightless bears witness to the band's creativity and emotional endeavour; its fierce appetite pushes...
Review: Carnifex – Slow Death
August 5th isn’t a date that will stick in your memory unless it is your birthday, but it may stick in your memory if...
Review: Palace Of The King – Valles Marineris
Last year, Australian rock n roll sextet, Palace Of The King, released their debut album White Bird/Burn The Sky. It was full of anthemic,...
Review: Dan Reed Network – Fight Another Day
Between the late 80's and early nineties the Dan Reed Network started drawing attention for their blend of rock and funk, a multi-racial band...
Review: Blink-182 – California
Twenty-one years since the release of their debut album, ‘Cheshire Cat’, a lot has happened in the Blink-182 camp within recent years. With 2011’s...
Review: A Devil’s Din – Skylight
A Devil’s Din confess to being influenced by late sixties psychedelic music and early seventies prog. A band ripe for those currently imbibing on...
Review: Ray Wilson – Song For A Friend
Ray Wilson? Many of us know the pedigree less so the music: ‘Inside’ was a great post-grunge hit single come cool Levi’s jeans advert...
Review: Mindscar – What’s beyond the light?
‘I Am The Bad Man’ starts with thunderous lures. Mindscar kick up some dirt throttling the ears with their metalcore madness and vocally ripping out some...
Review: Death Angel – The Evil Divide
Not every band can live up to a legacy but every once in a while a group exceeds expectations by pushing boundaries in a...
Review: Grand Magus – Sword Songs
Sword Songs is Grand Magus’s eight album to date and it seems to already be creating a stir on the metal scene, the mere...
