Conjurer only deal in vast quantities of six-stringed agony | Fuel Rock Bar, Cardiff
Not going to lie, seeing Conjurer headline smaller capped venues is rad as hell, but given the reputation they’ve snowballed over the course of 2018,...
Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons crowned ‘Kings of the Asylum’ in Stoke
Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons kicked off their Kings of the Asylum tour in no better place than Stoke, Lemmy’s hometown.
Within minutes of...
Review: Steven Wilson – 4 1/2
If you don’t know who Steven Wilson is, that’s forgivable, but only just. He is the genius behind Porcupine Tree. If you are still...
These Wicked Rivers cultivate Eden
If this exciting Derby band are new to you, just read all about These Wicked Rivers in a fascinating interview with our illustrious editor...
Highly rated prog keyboardist Derek Sherinian set to unleashe The Phoenix
The Phoenix is the latest solo album from highly rated prog keyboard man, Derek Sherinian, again co-written with drummer Simon Phillips. It’s the follow-up...
Review: King King – King King Live
“Hey, hey – You came!” calls out Alan Nimmo in mock surprise amidst a whooping crowd as guitars tune up and drums bash down...
Twilight Force continue their heroic journey through Manchester
Valiant warriors from The Twilight Kingdom (Sweden), Twilight Force, continue their epic pilgrimage through Europe arriving in a cold windswept Manchester. Silver Bullet and...
Dark Karma Soul ‘Theory Of Karma’ Album Review
‘Theory Of Karma’ from the Aldershot (UK) based Electronica /Industrial Metal band Dark Karma Soul may remind the listener of Mudvayne, with some of...
Bell XI ‘Chop Chop’
A gentle piano refrain plays wistfully across Starlings over Brighton Pier the first single from Bell XI’s latest album Chop Chop, as in comes...
GHOST – Ceremony And Devotion; a barrage of fan favourite after fan favourite
For Swedish occult rockers Ghost they end 2017 with a rather nice surprise for their fans in the form of Ceremony And Devotion. Being their...
