Zeal and Ardor: Live in London
Zeal & Ardor: Live in London
There’s not much you can say when attempting to review a live album of a show you actually photographed...
First Signal in the Line Of Fire
First Signal are onto their third album and show no signs of losing that melodic sheen that Harry Hess and crew are so good at....
Diamond Head prove they never lost it with’The Coffin Train’
All aboard 'The Coffin Train'! NWOBHM stalwarts Diamond Head knock it out of the park with a brand new album. Formed by two working-class...
The Valley by Whitechapel
After a three-year wait, the boys from Knoxville are back with their seventh studio album, The Valley.
It is quite possible that there has never...
Have New Year’s Day crossed-over with new album, Unbreakable?
It's hard to pinpoint where bands like New Year's Day (NYD) sit in terms of audience or even genre. On the one hand, they appeal...
The Well’s third album Death and Consolation
Austin-based power trio The Well are usually classed as having progressive influences as wide ranging as Joy Division and Blue Cheer. The group is made...
Texas Hippie Coalition show true grit
The heavy rock band known as the Texas Hippie Coalition from Denison in Texas, (never guessed that did you?) release their 6th album and after numerous...
Hot Suede get leathered
Hot Suede are a five-piece rock band from Kansas City with a sound that suggests bands as diverse as Queen, Floyd, Soundgarden and Queens of...
Time Of The Healer by Bright Curse
I have always had a soft spot for a bit of heavy French psychedelia, and Soul Manifest were very good exponents of that with...
The Far Meadow’s Foreign Land
The Far Meadow are a symphonic, prog rock band from London who emerged from Blind Panic, and who’ve just released their third album, Foreign...
