Review: Chris Cornell – Euphoria Mourning (re-release)
It’s 1999. Soundgarden have broken up and are nearly a decade away from a reunion. Audioslave are a few years off and Chris Cornell...
Review: Tomas Doncker Band – Moanin’ At Midnight: The Howlin’ Wolf Project
Tomás Doncker started out in the down-town “No Wave” scene (New York) in the early 1980s, before going international, and touring and recording with...
Souls of Tide definitely have that old ‘Black Magic’
Norewegian six-piece Souls of Tide are set to release the follow up to 2016's Join the Circus and build on their 70s rock foundations with...
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...
Touchstone ‘Oceans Of Time’
The argument continues. Punk killed Prog. Some say it did. Others are less certain. Some are of the opinion that prog rock just killed...
Scar Symmetry unleashes a Xenotaph
Swedish Melo-Death hidden gems Scar Symmetry have finally released the long-awaited album; The Singularity Phase II: Xenotaph. This is a record that has been...
Finnish doom trio Asphodelus release Stygian Dreams
Asphodelus in their own words create "death doom for the lost souls". They harbour clear influences from heavyweights such as Katatonia and My Dying...
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...
Outlaws & Moonshine – The Devil In The Moonshine
Sounding like someone’s banging on a dustbin lid while a hoary old voice calls out, I’m expecting something avant garde here but then a...
Keen Eyed – Reflection
Keen Eyed hail from Trieste in Italy and began life as a club band in 1985 covering classic songs from the 70s onwards. As...
