Black Label Society’s Grimmest Hits – A festival of riffing!
Grimmest Hits, the latest album from Zakk Wylde’s outfit Black Label Society is, surprise, surprise, a festival of riffing. What it's not as the...
Steve Hackett: Wuthering Nights – Live In Birmingham
Steve Hackett has performed at Birmingham Symphony Hall a fair few times now. From my experience, he always makes a point of saying how...
Venom’s Assault! is catchy and lethal black metal at its finest!
The legendary black metal pioneers Venom who hail from the very fine city that is Newcastle released a number of live EPs in a...
Seventeen, an album with the sort of quality music KAYAK have long been associated...
Kayak are a pop / symphonic / prog band from Holland who, in one form or another, have been in existence since 1972, with...
Savage Gods is the third album from Utah’s Sonic Prophecy
Savage Gods is the third album from Utah’s Sonic Prophecy, following on from 2015’s Apocalyptic Promenade. The band got together in 2008, right from...
Magick Touch release a good, honest, basic rock album!
Magick Touch are a three-piece power rock trio from Norway. Their new album Blades, Chains, Whips and Fire builds upon, their debut album of...
GHOST – Ceremony And Devotion; a barrage of fan favourite after fan favourite
For Swedish occult rockers Ghost they end 2017 with a rather nice surprise for their fans in the form of Ceremony And Devotion. Being their...
ETERNAL FLIGHT appeal to not just melodic power metal but also Prog Rock fans...
For a band in existence since 2001, France’s Eternal Flight are not exactly the most prodigious of bands when it comes to making albums,...
Galactic Cowboys return after nearly 20 years with Long Way Back To The Moon
Back again after an almost twenty-year absence comes the Galactic Cowboys with a new album, one which features all four original members of the...
IAmFire packs one hell of a punch with debut From Ashes
From Ashes is the debut released from Danish based stoner rock band IAmFire and, evidently, was recorded as far back as 2014. I’m unclear...
