King Buffalo spark on Regenerator
Regenerator is the third in King Buffalo’s ‘pandemic trilogy,’ following The Burden of Restlessness and Acheron. The trio of guitarist/vocalist Sean McVay, bassist/synthesist Dan...
Live Review: Marilyn Manson in London
Surprisingly enough Marilyn Manson went ahead with his London show, last Thursday, after cancelling his Paris date due to the latest terrorist attacks. There...
Live: Prong, Spoil Engine and Nomad – Manchester Rebellion
Mere months after their previous appearance as support for Exodus and Obituary, Prong return to Manchester only a week before the release of their...
Steve Hackett – Every album, every track
For Steve Hackett’s prodigious output of solo releases since 1975’s Voyage Of The Acolyte, twenty-seven and counting, excluding ‘live’ albums and collaborations - we...
Review: Dethfox – Natural Media Teleforce
Since it erupted from the lungs of angry kids on either side of the Atlantic almost 40 years ago, punk has spread out to...
The Rolling Stones ‘GRR!’ Album Review
The Rolling Stones... How many front-men have taken tips from Mick Jagger? There's even a very catchy tune by that terrible lot Maroon 5...
Review: Chelsea Grin – Ashes To Ashes
Heavy fucking metal all the way from Salt Lake City. In 2012 Chelsea Grin made a huge impression across the shore with their EP...
Big Big Train show off The Likes Of Us
Alongside bands like Lifesigns and The Tangent, Big Big Train are one of prog rock's more cerebral pleasures, always providing good music, songs with...
Def Leppard ‘Viva! Hysteria’
Mötley Crüe has done it grandly. Shania did it alone. Elton did it with a big pair of inflatable titties. Rod Stewart did it...
Van Der Graaf Generator in The Seventies
Van Der Graaf Generator In The Seventies was written by Steve Pilkington* (Sonicbond Publications).
There’s always been a kind of glorious oddness about this band,...
