Review: Riverside – Love, Fear And The Time Machine
Releasing their debut album 'Out Of Myself' over ten years ago, Poland-based band Riverside bring us their 6th album, Love, Fear And The Time...
Review: Against Me! – 23 Live Sex Acts
Coming off what was arguably the best album of their career, Against Me! have taken the always slightly dodgy decision to release a live...
Review: Thundermother – Road Fever
With a Chuck Berry lick giving us the come-on Thundermother are off and running with the hard rocking coy-rhyming reverse-sexism couplets of ‘It’s Just...
Review: Broken Flesh – Self-Titled
Formed in 2004 Broken Flesh are no strangers to the live scene, having performed with bands such as Cannibal Corpse, Whitechapel, Suicide Silence, The...
Review: Fuck The Facts – Desire Will Rot
The Canadian grindcore filth machine FUCK THE FACTS are back. Since their last album on Relapse Records (Die Miserable 2011) they have been hard...
Review: Ghost – Meliora
When Ghost first began to make headlines back in 2010 with their debut album, Opus Eponymous, there was something genuinely exciting about the band....
Review: Backyard Babies – Four By Four
So, the drugs kick in like this: I’m picturing ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons trucking on down, practising laying out p-funk chords on his way...
Review: Dark Witch – The Circle of Blood
There is a difference between Heavy Metal and Power/Progressive Metal and some bands can pull it off and others not so well. Dark Witch fall...
Review: Act of Defiance – Birth and the Burial
From the off Act of Defiance hit the ground running with an all-out frenzied attack that just keeps on giving!
Vocally strong and grazing with...
Review: Neck Deep – Life’s Not Out To Get You
The British pop punk scene has certainly been having a ‘moment’ over the past 18 months or so, with up-and-coming songmakers taking the lead...
