Review: Suicide Silence – You Can’t Stop Me
Suicide Silence are an American band from Riverside, California. Formed in 2002, and specialise in death core. They actually started out as a side...
Review: Mastodon – Once More ’Round The Sun
Since Mastodon released the amazing 'The Hunter' in 2012, their stock has been rising higher and higher. 'The Hunter' entered the Billboard Top 200...
Review: enkElination – Tears of Lust
enkElination (enkeli - meaning Angel in Finnish) was formed in November 2011 by classically trained former opera singer Elina Siirala. She moved to London...
Review: Tankard – RIB
Founded in 1982 in Frankfurt, Germany their first sign of life was recorded in 1986 and indicated that not only the Ruhr district is...
Review: Equilibrium – Erdentempel
Track-by-track
With a thunderous mighty roar or pure power 'Erdentempel' – (Earth Temple) explodes into life with 'Ankunft', which literally means arrival.
Now we know 'Erdentempel'...
Review: Entrails – Resurrected from the Grave (Demo Collection)
Demo collection albums aren’t something I always enjoy. I understand the novelty of seeing how a band was before they became refined and set...
Review: Madball – Hardcore Lives
Hardcore, one genre that has changed profoundly over the years, changing from an energetic statement fuelled machine to a sludgy, grimy down tempo beat...
Review: New Town Kings – Pull Up & Rewind
When Barso sang “My girl’s mad at me ...” We knew what he meant immediately. The efficiency of the lyric stunned us. There was...
Review: Dead Harts – Cult For the Haggard Youth
There must be something in the water in Sheffield, as recent years have seen the Steel City producing some fantastic music. Joining their contemporaries...
Review: Deaf Havana ’22’ EP
Back in late 2011 I stumbled across Deaf Havana. After flicking through endless music channels I waited for the adverts to finish and for...
