Review: Drude – Drude
I am loving the start of this it’s dream-like and classical, not that I say that often, going more for the large joint with...
Review: Fueled Hate – March of the Pigs
Not only do they have a great name, they also have an amazing eye-catching cover for their new album March of the Pigs. Dirty metal...
Review: Escape is not Freedom – Goldsmith
I had a feeling before this music began playing that this could be a little overwhelming and so far I haven’t been proven wrong....
Review: Alter Eden – Tigers And Lambs
Myles Kennedy fronting Black Peaks is far too simplistic a description for Alter Eden. Yet, it’s hard to deny its usefulness as a shorthand...
The Train Kept A-Rollin by Spencer Vignes — Book Review
Freight railways were the only means of transportation for the bluesmen of yesteryear. The musicians jumped into the back car not just because they...
Review: Code Orange – Forever
Dark, intense, foreboding, caustic. These are only but some of the adjectives that can be used to describe the sound of Code Orange -...
Review: The Brood – The Truth Behind
I have my work cut out here picking an album with 15 tracks of hardcore grind (a genre that is close to my blackened...
Review: Ashenspire – Speak not of the Laudanum Quandary
There’s an awful lot going on here, mainly the sounds of something brewing and then exploding into a glorious void of blackness, however, it...
Review: White Light Cemetery – Careful What You Wish For
White Light Cemetery I’ll admit, I had never heard of at the time the album was available for review. Described as ‘Southern brother-dudes, cranking...
Review: Nicole Sabouné – Miman
If music is a product of environment, then presumably Nicole Sabouné grew up clinging to the side of a mountain in her native Sweden....
