Review: Equilibrium – Erdentempel
Track-by-track
With a thunderous mighty roar or pure power 'Erdentempel' – (Earth Temple) explodes into life with 'Ankunft', which literally means arrival.
Now we know 'Erdentempel'...
Review: Madball – Hardcore Lives
Hardcore, one genre that has changed profoundly over the years, changing from an energetic statement fuelled machine to a sludgy, grimy down tempo beat...
Review: Dead Harts – Cult For the Haggard Youth
There must be something in the water in Sheffield, as recent years have seen the Steel City producing some fantastic music. Joining their contemporaries...
Review: Deathstars – The Perfect Cult
Deathstars are a Swedish gothic metal band from Strömstad. Formed in 2000, the group are noted for their dark horror-themed lyrics, pessimistic and misanthropic...
Review: Goatwhore – Constricting Rage of the Merciless
It's been sixteen years since Goatwhore reared its menacing head from the swamplands of New Orleans, Louisiana — a city rife with urban tales...
Review: Confession – No More Fucking Fear
'No More Fucking Fear' - a motto we could all learn from. When you’ve been through it all, and come out of the other side...
Review: Feed The Rhino – The Sorrow And The Sound
The difficult third album. It is often seen by bands as a point where some changes need to be made and they are not always good....
Review: Stars & Flights – Moral Colour
South Wales has a bit of a reputation for doling out some great rock music, and progressive-alt-rock trio Stars & Flights certainly do nothing...
Review: Arthemis – Live From Hell
The principal rival to Mozart – Antonio Salieri – came from the city of Verona. It is also home to Arthemis - our favourite...
Review: Peter Frampton – Hummingbird in a Box
In April 2013, as part of its spring production, the Cincinnati Ballet performed a series of dances accompanied by Peter Frampton and his band...
