Review: This is Shark Country – Chances
Born in 2011, the irrepressible five-some are 100% committed to the execution and construction of their craft. Through extensive gigging and intense rehearsing, This...
Review: Dearist – This House has no Windows
No nonsense rock band from good old Brum who offer some volatile riffs and at the same time bring a lingering sliver of impressive...
Review: Fractal Generator – Apotheosynthesis
There is one thing I love about this band and I haven’t even heard them yet! And that is their ingenuity for using the...
Review: Todesstoss – Hirngemeer
Founded in 2000. Todesstoss translated into English means Deathblow.
Ever wondered just what you walked into? Ever questioned what your eyes see and your ears...
Review: Motörhead – Black Magic
I have always thought that Motörhead should be their own sub-genre of rock music. A friend asked me recently, "How is the new album?" The...
Review: Absolva – Never A Good Day to Die
Manchester heavy rock band Absolva feature the twin-lead guitars of Luke Appleton (the bass guitarist with Iced Earth) and brother Chris Appleton (who has...
Review: Ephyra – Along the Path
Ephyra were born in Como in the year 2005 by an idea of two guitar players, Matteo and Carlo.
The band knows a period...
Review: Metal Allegiance – Metal Allegiance
There are many super-groups, concept albums and one off projects out there, ones that spring to mind are 'Annihilator – Metal' and of course,...
Review: P.O.D. – The Awakening
Of all the surviving bands of the 'nu metal' era between 1998 and 2002, P.O.D. are the most unlikely ones. Starting as a Christian-rap...
Motion City Soundtrack – Panic Stations
Motion City Soundtrack return with their sixth studio album and in true form, they continue to maintain their stamp on the genre with the...
