Review: Against Me! – Shape Shift With Me
Against Me! are a special band. Their last three albums all have a claim to being stone cold classics (the ones before those aren’t...
Review: Ghost – Popestar EP
Many wouldn't disagree that Ghost (aka Ghost BC) are the best act to break out in in the 2010s. Each album is exciting, they...
Review: King 810 – La Petite Mort or a Conversation with God
When you think of America’s most desirable locations in which to take a well-deserved summer holiday, it’s rather unlikely that Flint, Michigan would be...
Review: SHVPES – Pain. Joy. Ecstasy. Despair
The sheer energy exhumed by this latest instalment by SHVPES gives you a very good understanding of what it would be like to see...
Review: Cold Years – Death Chasers
Another day, another up and coming British band trying to elbow their way past the competition on a quest to rise to the upper...
Review: Marsh Dweller – The Weight Of Sunlight
Solo projects are by their very nature, terrifying prospects for us reviewers. For every wonderfully talented multi-instrumentalist there are a dozen egotistical, jack-of-all-trades master...
Review: Airbourne – Breakin’ Outta Hell
Having been around now for more than a few years, Airbourne haven't been one to need to change their sound at all, still sounding...
Review: Hammerjack – EP Two
For those who do not know who Hammerjack are, (much like myself before this EP):They are a quartet of good mates with the sole...
Review: Slomatics – Future Echo Returns
If you are not a fan of slow, heavy, soul destroying doom, then just stop reading, go away now and find something light and...
Review: The Lounge Kittens ‘Sequins and C-Bombs’
There is something instantly likeable about The Lounge Kittens. It’s the way they have taken a quite different genres (accapella and rock ) and...
