The Treatment: Just What the Dr Ordered!
British hard rockers The Treatment are about to drop their fifth full-length studio album Waiting For God on April 9th – not only is...
‘When You See Yourself’ does not live up to Kings of Leon’s previous highs
Kings of Leon are still largely famous due to their songs from a decade ago, and the band has been struggling to replicate that...
Jordsjø deliver a passionate and inspired folk-tinged prog opus
Norwegian prog-rockers Jordsjø are something out of the ordinary as evidenced by the stunning quality of their previous releases (the flawless Nattfiolen in particular) and the...
Evanescence – The Bitter Truth Review
After a long decade, 2021 welcomes ‘The Bitter Truth’ from hard rock veterans Evanescence. This year has definitely been one of bitterness, truth and...
Grief Collector deliver a showcase on Disbelief Delirium
What happens when you combine ex-members from Signs of Rain, Among the Serpents and Candlemass with the desire to make sludge tinged heavy metal...
Acid Mammoth load up their witchy Caravan on new release
Written entirely during lockdown, Acid Mammoth's third album, Caravan serves as the direct descendent to the previous release Under Acid Hoof and is the...
The Stepney Sisters have finally arrived
Back in the 70s, self-styled feminist rock bands delivered their valid messages with punk powered ire… X-Ray Specs, Crass, The Slits (as well as,...
The Anchoress bares all on raw new album
For the uninitiated, The Anchoress is Catherine Anne Davies, a welsh songstress and multi-instrumentalist whose 2016 debut album, Confessions of a Romantic Novelist, announced...
TV Priest state their intent on debut album Uppers
Legendary label Sub Pop’s latest offering, TV Priest are a wiry and discordant post-punk quartet from London. Their debut album Uppers provides a bleak...
Epica live up to their name with Omega
Despite not releasing a full-length studio album since 2016, Dutch symphonic metal outfit, Epica, have been far from quiet.
With the release of the Epica...
