Brian Setzer convinces us that The Devil Always Collects
Usually, when you hear the name Brian Setzer, the first thought will be of the Stray Cats…which is fair enough but runs the risk...
Laurence Jones – Bad Luck & the Blues
Laurence Jones has been releasing albums since 2012 and on stage building up a rep as a stellar blues-rock guitar slinger he’s sold a...
Dying Fetus leaves no option but death
It may only be September but Make Them Beg for Death is already in contention for death metal album of the year. After their...
Phil Campbell & The Bastard Sons – Kings Of The Asylum
Following on from the sad loss of Lemmy Kilmister, Phil Campbell .. Lemmy’s sidekick for 30 years .. after a period of adjustment to...
Gleb Kolyadin – The Outland
Alongside Marjana Semkina, Gleb Kolyadin is one half of the Russian duo iamthemorning. In the band, she sings but he’s a pianist of considerable...
Sam Millar serves a Wigan Slappy with More Cheese Please
Sam Millar is a musician, writer and producer from... you guessed... Wigan, and is probably best known for his time in the rock band...
Tarja – Rocking Heels: Live at Metal Church
Tarja Turunen fronted Nightwish for nine years, and a combination of her unique-sounding voice (nobody in rock was singing like her at that time)...
Edward Reekers – The Liberty Project
Edward Reekers is probably best known in prog circles for a couple of reasons, one being he was the frontman for Dutch band Kayak...
Tusmørke – Hestehoven
Eclectic, eccentric, and quirky are three words that always come to mind whenever the subject of Tusmørke comes up either when listening to or...
Karnataka – Requiem For A Dream
Karnataka, a band hailing from Wales, can be described as nominally belonging to the prog/folk genre. Their roots trace back to 1998, but only...
