The Blackout at Liverpool 02 Academy
Diamond Days
To kick things off the first support act Diamond Days really got the ball going. These lot with their modern rock vibe really...
Review: Funeral Horse – Sinister Rites of the Master
333 copies - hand numbered - multi-coloured vinyl. This first edition is released by Artificial Head Records. It should be emphasized that this artefact...
Review: Joyce Manor – Never Hungover Again
Were The Buggles actually a punk band?
I’m just wondering because - although The Buggles played synth driven numbers - we should not forget that...
Redfest 2014 Review
Robin's Cook Farm in Surrey played host to intimate festival Redfest, for 2 two days this July 2014 weekend. Redfest is now in it's...
Review: Prawn – KingFisher
Indie rockers Prawn formed in Ridgewood, New Jersey in the summer of 2007. The band has toured the United States, and self released two...
Review: Pennywise – Yesterdays
Hermosa Beach, California, punk rock band Pennywise formed in 1988. Their name is derived from the Stephen King monster. Between their 1991 self-titled début...
Review: Of Allies – Tempers
Often a band’s first EP comes with plenty still to be desired, creating a basic outline of their sound but seeing big steps of...
Review: Still Remains – Ceasing to Breath
Allow me to take you back - Imagine yourself aged 14, picking up a copy of ‘Of Love and Lunacy’ between your sweaty grabbers....
Review: Powerlord – The Awakening
Powerlord formed in 1984 by the two brothers Tony and Bob Gourley and had only one release ‘The Awakening’ which was originally unleashed in...
Review: Overkill – White Devil Armory
Finally we have our hands on one of the most highly anticipated Thrash albums of this year, Overkill's 'White Devil Armory'. We spoke to...
