Review: The Bronx – V
When The Bronx released their first album in 2003, it was an unhinged slab of genius. Five albums later and few punk bands can...
Review: Alice Cooper – Paranormal
It has been a while since legendary shock rocker Alice Cooper last blessed us with an album, but let it be known that the...
Review: Black Cat Bones – Down to the River
Strange how things happen isn’t it? In two days exactly it will be four years ago to the day that I saw Black Cat...
Review: Der Weg Einer – Freiheit Finnisterre
Oh the awesome German accent comes from the speakers along with a strange doomy sound and then simply explodes into a head decapitating savagery!...
Bloodstock – a metal family reunion? 2017 festival highlights
Since the inaugural Bloodstock in 2001, there has been a sense of community among fans of the Midlands festivals. In a way - it's...
Review: Eshtadur – Mother Gray
Columbia may not be very high on many people’s lists of countries that release a serious melodic death metal album but Eshtadur are once...
Review: Rex Brown – Smoke On This…
Rex Brown, a name of royalty in the metal World with the huge rise in the 90’s of legendary band, Pantera. Joining a collective...
ACM Summer Live – An impressive evening of miscellany, revelation and five-star aptitude.
At the end of July we attended the industry evening of the ACM Summer Live events.
This is a series of concerts held in Guildford,...
Ramblin Man Fair 2017 – The Full Report
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After the syrupy Graham Bonnet Band (who got things going early at around 4pm Friday with a great set of recognisable toons — what...
Next to None.. “Phases”
Next to None toe an interesting line between crunchy, aggressive American radio metal and wild, extravagant prog rock, with many stylistic left-turns all over...
