Sons Of Liberty Prove The Detail Is In The Devil
Sons of Liberty (SoL) are a Southern rock band from the south... well, from the southwest of England actually, and they’ve developed considerably since...
Ihsahn: A self-titled masterpiece
The self-titled album is typically indicative of introduction or reinvention. Since his days in Emperor and his near flawless solo career Ihsahn is no...
Steve Hackett – The Circus and the Nightwhale
Whatever else can be said about Steve Hackett, being workshy isn’t one of them. On top of prodigious touring across the world, since 2019,...
K’MONO – Mind out of Mind
K’mono hail from Minneapolis and specialises in what I can only term playful, engrossing, and energetic prog rock with more light and shade to...
ALFAHANNE – Vår Tid Är Nu
Whenever someone asks me to label, categorise, or describe just what exactly the unique (and uniquely talented) Swedish act known as Alfahanne is and...
The Devils – Let The World Burn Down
Since their debut album, Sin You Sinners, which was crammed with sub-three-minute punk-ish rock with panache and titles such as the raucous ‘Coitus Interuptus...
Morbid Saint signal a triumphant return with Swallowed By Hell
Morbid Saint have been absent from the scene for quite some time but their latest record, Swallowed By Hell, heralds the triumphant return of...
Let Go: KMFDM, doing it again
KMFDM are one of the most important acts in the industrial scene. With a career spanning 40 years, it becomes difficult to do something...
Hiraes awaken from dormancy
Lying dormant since their 2021 release of Solitary, the Hiraes volcano has erupted and darkened the skies with melodic death metal ash.
Dormant explores the...
The Survival Code share Whispers Of Woe
The Survival Code are a London-based rock duo that have been making waves on Spotify with a hectic release schedule of a single every...
