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...
Tim Bowness and Giancarlo Erra reflect on Memories Of Machines
Tim Bowness is a musician probably better known for his collaborations with Steven Wilson in No-Man, as well as some delightful solo albums, notably...
Michael Schenker Fest Live Toyko (2 CD + DVD)
‘Searching For Freedom’ plays over the PA over and the Japanese audience rises and politely as cameras roll around the impressive looking International Forum...
Jupiter Hollow produces a sonic prog journey on new album Bereavement
Jupiter Hollow are two Canadians, Grant MacKenzie and Kenny Parry who between them sing and play six different instruments. Their music fluctuates somewhere between...
Immolation – Kingdom of Conspiracy
It has been said that this is a band who are known for their ability to develop and grow with each releases, if great...
Moon Machine make their presence known
Moon Machine are a prog-metal band from Somerville, Boston, evolving out of the band Space Ink, and this eponymously named record is their debut...
Review: Northern Oak – Of Roots and Flesh
'Of Root and Flesh' is Northern Oak's third studio album. Northern Oak are something of a unique band within metal combining black metal with...
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...
Periphery’s IV Hail Stan pushes the boundaries of progressive alternative metal
The latest iteration from Periphery’s numerical albums offers up nine new tracks for it’s forth chapter, Hail Stan. This sixth studio album by the...
Mostly Autumn shine on Graveyard Star
Mostly Autumn have been around since 1995 and, admirably, have always maintained their independence from big labels and the pressure that brings: they’ve grown...
