Review: All To Ruin – Among Us
Yet another band with a name that makes you hope it doesn't extend to their music.
From Port Talbot, South Wales. All To Ruin formed...
Oli Brown & The Dead Collective – Epilogue
The fast moving target that is Oli Brown just can’t be pegged down. Initially seen as throwing his hand in with those other young...
Review: Deaf Havana ’22’ EP
Back in late 2011 I stumbled across Deaf Havana. After flicking through endless music channels I waited for the adverts to finish and for...
Interpol indulges the ear with new EP, ‘A Fine Mess’
Interpol’s latest EP, A Fine Mess, serves as a robust and worthy successor to last summer’s album, Marauder. What is perhaps the most notable...
EP Review: Rainbreakers – Rise Up
A million years ago, Island Records did a package tour with Crawler, Boxer and Moon, Shrewsbury four piece Rainbreakers recall some of the edgy...
Review: The Riven – Blackbird
London outfit The Riven are a new band with an old feel, keeping the heavy, dirty sound of rock and blues alive. Blackbird is...
SPQR ‘No Brain, No Pain’ EP out now
No Brain, No Pain is the third EP from self-described Art-Rock band SPQR from Liverpool. Art-Rock is a very general term, but it perfectly...
Skid Row: United World Rebellion – Chapter One
I'm glad Skid Row are still going. They were one of the most underrated bands that came out of that famous LA metal scene....
Review: Best Ex – Ice Cream Anti Social
Formerly known as Candy Hearts, Best Ex is the new project from Mariel Loveland. Except it's not really a new project but more of...
Review: Human Bodies/Leather Chalice – Split EP
Harsh, aggressive, in your face, and that's only the cover of this split EP of Human Bodies and Leather Chalice thanks to Broken Limbs...
