Review: Junior Bruce – Endless Descent
Founded August 2007 Junior Bruce are soon to release their newest ten track album Endless Descent - not long to wait!
I love the album cover...
Review: Aynsley Lister – Eyes Wide Open
Looking like a young Ben Affleck cradling his guitar as it were a baby on publicity shots, you can see why Aynsley Lister would...
Review: Dope – Blood Money Part 1
This latest album by DOPE still has a familiar feel reaching back to their previous work. Lyrically the songs haven’t become anymore intricate but...
Review: NOFX – First Ditch Effort
The last ten years have seen a generation of punk bands feel the need to grow up. Green Day went political while Blink-182 started...
Review: Dorje – Centred And One
Back in June, I was shopping for a new bass guitar and happened to zone in on the Ibanez SR1306. When researching the bass,...
Review: Blackberry Smoke – Like an Arrow
If you hear the word “Americana” and your face turns sour and your eyes come-over all glassy — Wait a minute. Figure this: Americana...
Live: Ugly Kid Joe, Riverside, Newcastle
Some see Ugly Kid Joe as an oddity of the grungey, post-glam metal scene. A one-hit wonder even. They will for sure be remembered...
Review: Sonic Syndicate — Confessions
The heavy metal outfit SONIC SYNDICATE from Falkenberg in Sweden recently underwent a sonic change. They also switched personnel. Out went bass player Karin...
Barb Wire Dolls — Live at the Camden Assembly
They shuffled onto stage at London's Camden London Assembly (former Barfly) with an attitude that seemed rather apathetic if not lackadaisical.
Running 15 minutes late...
Review: Norma Jean – Polar Similar
Norma Jean is a pretty unique band. There are very few bands that can produce something new over the course of seven albums, inventive...
