Review: Megadeth – Dystopia
Another album, another line up change, at least that's par for the course for Mustaine & Co these days. Joining Megadave and bassist Ellefson...
Review: Lamb Of God – VII: Sturm Und Drang
Finally, as the hiatus comes to an end and the teasers have been doing their job for the past few months, time grows curiously...
Review: 36 Crazyfists – Time and Trauma
36 Crazyfists have always been a band hard to define by a genre. Caught between the Nu Metal and Metalcore scene, listeners have always...
Review: Papa Roach – F.E.A.R.
FEAR the emotion induced by threats which cause a change in brain and organ function and ultimately a change in the way we behave - and now F.E.A.R' is...
Review: AC/DC – Rock or Bust
The sun comes up, Justin Bieber’s a twat and AC/DC play Rock and Roll. These are just facts and for most of them we...
Review: Hayseed Dixie – Hair Down To My Grass
There are more tribute bands than ever these days. If you can think of a successful band,for example Slipknot, you will probably be able...
Review: In This Moment – Black Widow
Black widow spiders are known for the females' unique appearance and tendency to eat their mates. They are considered the most venomous spiders and...
Review: Whitesnake – Live in ’84 / Back To The Bone
Available in a deluxe version and with a DVD courtesy of Frontiers Records the latest live offering from the Whitesnake franchise digs deep, taking...
Review: Machine Head – Bloodstone & Diamonds
Absolute kings Machine Head release their eighth studio album, 'Bloodstone & Diamonds'. Produced by Robb Flynn and Juan Urteaga, who has also produced Testament...
Review: Slash – World on Fire
‘World On Fire’ is the third solo album from British-American rock legend SLASH. This 17-track album is set to indeed follow in the footsteps...
