Ingested revisit their past to show their future
Last year Manchesters slam death metal unit Ingested released Where Only Gods May Tread which was one of my favourite albums of 2020, the...
Times of Grace serve up Songs Of Loss And Separation
Adam Dutkiewicz and Jesse Leach need no introduction to anyone plugged into the metalcore scene but for those maybe less familiar, these two are...
Bottomless dive deep into their influences
Featuring members of well-known acts like Messa, Assumption and more, Bottomless are looking to make their presence known and very much felt on the...
Moon Machine make their presence known
Moon Machine are a prog-metal band from Somerville, Boston, evolving out of the band Space Ink, and this eponymously named record is their debut...
Blackthorne pass into the Afterlife
Blackthorne were a short-lived US-based, hard rock project, featuring top rock vocalist Graham Bonnet (Rainbow, Michael Schenker Group and Alcatrazz) plus several other musicians...
Trouble Is rock the blues Wholehearted(ly)
Danish pair Mathias Heibøll Østlund (guitar/vocals) and Poul Valdemar Prahl (drums) make up a new, modern blues-rock duo called Trouble Is. Guitarist Mathias journeyed...
Steel Rhino are on the charge
Essentially a solo album by Mikael Rosengren, (a drummer of some skill who occupied the stool with bands such as Dirty Passion, Revolverlution and...
Mötley Crüe hit 40th Anniversary and reissue Girls, Girls, Girls
The definition of the word hedonistic, according to the Oxford Dictionary is “Engaged in the pursuit of pleasure; sensually self-indulgent.” That kind of sums...
Pil & Bue prove The World Is A Rabbit Hole
Norwegian duo Petter Carlsen and Gøran Johansen formed Pil & Bue (which apparently translates rather neatly into Arrow & Bow) in 2013 and now...
At the Gates awaken with The Nightmare of Being
Despite an 18 year recording hiatus, the band has released consistently high quality death metal that has never quite reached the same heights as...
