Mostly Autumn shine on Graveyard Star
Mostly Autumn have been around since 1995 and, admirably, have always maintained their independence from big labels and the pressure that brings: they’ve grown...
PFM are Dreaming of Electric Sheep on new album
Primieta Forneria Marconi, or PFM, are a rare example of an Italian band who’ve made waves in the music world, releasing a series of...
Molybaron approach multiple topics on The Mutiny
Paris based Molybaron are currently one of the most talked-about bands on the current metal scene, not least because they’re hard to categorise. Is...
The Paradox Twin – Silence from Signals
Three years on from their somewhat stunning 2018 debut album, The Importance Of Mr Bedlam, The Paradox Twin release their second album. Like Mr...
Spiritbox go full killer on full-length release
It seemed for a long time that the idea of a full Spiritbox album was just that, an idea, the band for a while...
Alien Weaponry continue their cause on second album
New Zealand's Alien Weaponry are without a doubt one of the most exciting metal bands on the scene at the moment. Their debut album...
Norway’s If Nothing Is unleash a maelstrom of punishing avantgarde brilliance
Allow me to start this off by stating that there is nothing even remotely straightforward or pedestrian about this raging tempest of wildly creative...
Velvets get silky on their self-titled album
Not to be confused with the 60s doo-wop band, or the Underground kind of Velvets, this Finnish duo are today’s Velvets, comprising the experienced...
Timechild show off layers and depth on And Yet It Moves
Timechild were formed in 2020 by four experienced Danish musicians: Anders Folden Brink on Lead vocals, rhythm & lead guitar Birk, Lead & rhythm...
Electric Guitars mount up and Freewheeler is the result
Naming your band after an essential constituent may seem obvious but Electric Guitars, a Danish band with three albums already under their belt, just...
