JJ Grey & Mofro deep southern roots album Olustee
JJ Grey & Mofro - Grey says the term Mofro is a reference to the sound his band makes onstage, deep southern roots music....
Steven Wilson continues to experiment with The Itself Of Itself
Steven Wilson’s name, for any prog fan, is one to conjure up thoughts of an extraordinarily talented musician and songwriter and his contribution to...
Six Feet Under get back at critics by Killing For Revenge
Many things are difficult for the average music reviewer: keeping track of major albums, knowing what people are listening to and saying something positive...
Beaux Gris Gris and the Apocalypse turn up the Hot Nostalgia Radio
Beaux Gris Gris and the Apocalypse (do not pronounce the ’s’ or Greta will get you!… it’s Gree Gree) are built around the partnership...
Trifecta – The New Normal
The coming together of stellar musicians to make an album doesn’t always mean the end result will be something to salivate over, but Trifecta...
Hawkwind – Stories From Time & Space
Whatever you might want to say about Hawkwind, they certainly don’t let the grass (or the space) grow underneath them. Following on from 2023’s...
Tarot bring us a Glimpse Of The Dawn
At last, Tasmanian rockers Tarot are releasing the long awaited follow up to the promising debut, Reflections. Seeped in the rock roots of Heep...
Ian Hunter shows Defiance Pt 2:Fiction
Hot on the heels of last year’s excellent Defiance Pt. 1, Ian Hunter is back with the follow-up, unsurprisingly titled, Defiance Pt. 2: Fiction....
Blue Oyster Cult – Ghost Stories
In recent years, the Blue Oyster Cult (BOC) have joined the ranks of those elite bands who’ve racked up fifty plus years of making...
Rage venture into the Afterlifelines
It’s been 40 years since German giants Rage hit the road and achieving such a milestone demands something special. The treat is a double...
