Fleshgod Apocalypse ‘Labyrinth’
For some time Fleshgod Apocalypse having been making ripples in the world of extreme metal. Causing a splash underground with their debut Ocracles, before...
Soulfly ‘Savages’
After the release of Soulfly’s 2nd album ‘Primitive’ they encountered a big lull in terms of the quality of the music they were putting...
Jonny Cola & The A-Grades ‘Spitfire’
Hark! Is that a Rolls-Royce engine that I can hear puffing away beyond those branches? Perhaps it is. Is that a Beano annual that...
Kids in Glass House ‘Peace’
Kids in Glass House, hail from Cardiff, South Wales. The band formed back in 2003 and over the early years gained a lot of...
Isvind ‘Daumyra’
Hailing from Oslo the birth place of Black Metal, Isvind formed at the time when Black Metal was going to come very much to...
HAKEN ‘The Mountain’
Haken were once described (by Classic Rock presents Prog Magazine) as: “Prodigiously talented youths that will benefit prog.” And it appears that they have...
Deaf Havana ‘Old Souls’
Sometime back in the 2000s, a five-piece from rural North Norfolk, who could have been neatly slotted into the post-hardcore/screamo scene, took to the...
Indicative ‘Indicative’
In recent years, the increasing use of the internet has opened up listeners to more colourful and progressive styles of music. The myriad or...
Touchstone ‘Oceans Of Time’
The argument continues. Punk killed Prog. Some say it did. Others are less certain. Some are of the opinion that prog rock just killed...
Amon Amarth ‘Deciever of the Gods’ Review
Conceptual metal bands don’t get much bigger than this. Everyone's favourite Norse-themed heroes, Amon Amarth, have returned with their ninth studio album, Deceiver of...
