Review: Joanne Shaw Taylor – The Dirty Truth
Four studio albums in and this time round were getting The Dirty Truth. So what’s the rap sheet say so far about Joanne Shaw...
Review: Another Dead Hero – Dystopia
It may be more than a decade since the heyday of nu-metal, but the tremors from its impact are still being felt. While most...
Review: Yellowcard – Lift A Sail
Yellowcard are back with their 7th new album 'Lift A Sail', which is breaking new boundaries for the band. “We Really feel like we got...
Review: Meshuggah – The Ophidian Trek
Creating a brilliant live album is a tricky game to play. For every ‘Kiss Alive’ or Thin Lizzy’s ‘Live and Dangerous’, there are dozens...
Review: Meshuggah – I (Special Edition)
There are few bands in the world that can get away with a 21-minute long EP comprising of just one track... 'I' was released in was...
Review: Blackberry Smoke – Leave A Scar, Live In North Carolina
If you are looking for something fun, something a bit jazzy, with a sprinkle of blues and country, and predominantly southern rock, then I would...
Review: Snailking – Storm
Over in Jönköping/Kalmar, Sweden, 3 peice doom/sludge band SNAILKING lay waste to pleasantry and positivity with their unique sound of sludge. Hints and edges...
Review: Unaussprechlichen Kulten – Baphomet Pan Shub Niggurath
Genre: Death Metal
Established as a band in 1999 in Santiago, Chile, it is conceptually and spiritually focused on exploring and experiencing the dark side...
Review: The Karma Party – Illumination
Genre: Punk-Step
Biography:
Rising out of the dingy, boarded up holiday underworld that is Blackpool, The Karma Party have come to make their mark on this...
Review: Trascëndental – Nothingness
Genre: Death Metal
Spanish death metal act TRASCËNDENTAL formed back in 1991 with the release of their first demo entitled ‘Uncertain Future’ being released in...
