Reflector on the Turn
Andreas Heller and David Reumüller played as a duo called Reflector for over twenty years and released four albums in that time. Recently however, Martin...
Suzi Quatro engages four-wheel drive
It’s Thursday, it’s seven o’clock…it’s Top of the Pops! (Crackerjack was Fridays at five, but seemed like a relevant misuse of their catchphrase).
It was...
Lee McKinney of Born Of Osiris releases solo album, Infinite Mind
If the name ‘Lee McKinney’ rings a bell, it’s probably because you’re a BORN OF OSIRIS fan, however Lee has decided to step outside...
Hands Off Gretel may have an album of the year contender with ‘I Want...
If you have never listened to Hands Off Gretel - you need to start now. Start with this record. No kidding. Let me explain...
Hands...
Periphery’s IV Hail Stan pushes the boundaries of progressive alternative metal
The latest iteration from Periphery’s numerical albums offers up nine new tracks for it’s forth chapter, Hail Stan. This sixth studio album by the...
LA Guns – The Devil You Know
Just over a year ago from LA Guns released their comeback album, The Missing Peace. It was a decent stab at past glories, and it’s no surprise...
Take A Trip With Cities Of Mars And Visit The Horologist
Hailing from Gothenburg, Sweden, self-professed fuzzed-out sci-fi, doom trio, Cities of Mars hit the scene around 2015, ready to fully lean into the conceptual space...
Crown of Autumn return with Byzantine Horizons
Italy's Crown of Autumn have been on the scene since 1996 and have been fine-tuning their sound ever since. Despite their lengthy existence, the...
Jordan Rudess’ ‘Wired for Madness’ is testimony to the extraordinary range and breadth of his...
If you’re a fan of Prog-metal the name Jordan Rudess will be familiar to you as the keyboard player with rock titans Dream Theatre...
False Gods – The Serpent And The Ladder
Monotonous beginning is one of the things uniting False Gods with bands like Sun O))). Some say 'what's good for some should be good...
