Review: The Mute Gods – Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me
Early progressive rock abandoned its psychedelic birth-mother in search of musical adventurism. That the worlds of fantasy and science fiction were going through a...
Review: Wolfmother – Victorious
The Grammy Award-winning Australian hard rock band Wolfmother first captured the attention of the record-buying public when they moved from their New South Wales...
Review: Continents – Reprisal
It’s easy to see how this South Wales band were once on the ‘Top 100 Bands You Should Know' list.
For such an aggressive...
Review: The Infernal Sea – The Great Mortality
It's safe to say that black metal is an acquired taste. Some love it, some hate it, some just don't 'get' it. That being said,...
Review: Conan – Revengeance
Conan do one thing and one thing very well, Conan. The trio have finally finished recording their third album Revengeance and it is set...
Review: Low Flying Hawks – Kofuku
If you are ever in the unfortunate situation of walking through the dessert, a shimmering on the horizon ahead of you and miles of...
Review: Bury Tomorrow – Earthbound
Southampton giants, Bury Tomorrow are on track for one of the most anticipated metal albums of 2016 titled Earthbound due for release on the...
Review: High Hopes – Sights & Sounds
I first came across High Hopes nine months ago, playing a small venue in Canterbury, Kent, which was the last stop on their tour...
Review: Stone Broken – All In Time
This debut album by Black Country hard rockers Stone Broken has been a long time in the making. Starting off with the album launch...
Review: Megadeth – Dystopia
Another album, another line up change, at least that's par for the course for Mustaine & Co these days. Joining Megadave and bassist Ellefson...
