Review: Massive – Destination Somewhere
MASSIVE are the giants of Melbourne based Australian rock.
Having burst onto the scene in 2012 — within just six months the band were already...
Review: Khanus – Rites of Fire
Exploring the boundaries of matter, spirit, consciousness and the universe with the metal of death as the instrument - since 2015!
From the looks of...
LIVE! MaybeSheWill – London Koko
Every now and again an opportunity surfaces to take part in something truly remarkable. The definition of remarkable is entirely subjective here of course,...
Review: End of Salvation – Monolith of Leviathan
From the off you know something ominous is about to happen and it isn’t long before it does... The anticipation breeds fear into your...
Review: Tigertailz – Blast!
Ever since their 1990 album titled “Bezerk” the Glam-tastik Welsh band TIGERTAILZ have deteriorated faster than a loaf of crusty French bread eaten in...
Broken Witt Rebels, The Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham, April 2016
Second City kids on a Friday night out: lads fresh from the cash point supping from bottles of beer, girls in their party frocks...
Review: The Enid – Dust
Progressive rock was ever the musical playground for both genius and lunatic, and frequently both cohabiting at the same time. The Enid have often...
Review: Ben Poole – Time Has Come
'Square-jawed but vulnerable', implies the cover photo for Ben Poole’s new studio album Time Has Come. Well that’ll pull a much more attractive audience than...
Review: Stevie Nimmo – Sky Won’t Fall
A wave of feedback gives way to a strident mid-paced Bad Company-styled statement of intent, then, as you listen a little deeper, you'll find...
Book Review: ‘Punk Rock Blizkreig’ by Marky Ramone with Rich Hershlag
Everyone knows who the Ramones are. Everyone's heard 'Blitzkreig Bop'. You can even buy a Ramones t shirt in your local Tesco superstore. Yet,...
