Solstice Light Up on new record
In recent times, Solstice have undergone a renewed burst of creativity and, after a period of downtime, they’re now fully back into the flow...
In Flames blend new and old to great success with Foregone
In Flames has had a tumultuous few years recently with past releases dividing fans with their departure from melodic death metal and their shift...
Lansdowne dispense the Medicine
Boston-based rockers Lansdowne have been paying their dues for over fifteen years with extensive touring and have a large online following for their brand...
Zebedy are Waiting For The Tide
Zebedy are described as a ‘Heavy Prog Rock 4 piece rock band from North Wales,’ and following on from their earlier albums, Marionette and...
Starcrazy shares Another Day, Another Squalor
Australia keeps putting out quality rock bands, and not all of them follow the AC/DC template, to prove this, Starcrazy are releasing a new...
Stargazer promise Life Will Never Be The Same
Norwegian band Stargazer were all set to build on the favourable reviews garnered from their second album, The Sky Is The Limit, in 2019...
Complete Mountain Almanac scale new heights
Born from a desire to put to music the plight of the planet due to climate change, Norwegian-based singer and composer Rebekka Karijord began to compose...
King Kraken awakes on MCLXXX
South Wales has long been a hotbed of quality rock and blues… Man, Budgie, Badfinger, Tigertailz, to name a few. Now a (relatively) new...
Katatonia shine in a Sky Void Of Stars
Following on from autumn 2022’s 10th anniversary reissue of Dead End Kings, regarded by many fans as their masterwork and described as ‘sonically immaculate...
Samtar casts the Shadow of the King’s Charade
Samtar is an experimental solo artist from Wisconsin and has his fifth album (the follow-up to the grandly titled, The Curse Of The Infinite...
