Zeal & Ardor teach Manchester left from right
Zeal & Ardor are a unique band now but in the future; their sound may inspire a brand new genre and wave of bands in the same way that the old guard has and for this reason and if that doesn't happen then at least they taught some people their left from right.
InTechnicolour pull no punches on Midnight Heavyweight
Timing they say, is everything… well sympathise with Brighton-based rockers InTechnicolour, whose last release, the strong Big Sleeper, was released just in time for...
Jordan Red encapsulate Hands That Built The World
The meaning behind the creation of rock band Jordan Red, to quote guitarist Dan Baker is: “The concept is rooted in our need to...
Poly-Math – Zenith
Poly-Math are a Brighton based band who’ve recently expanded into a five-piece, and Zenith is their first release which incorporates the use of saxophone....
The Rasmus bring their energy to Manchester
Finnish alt Rock icons The Rasmus brang their energetic mannerism to Manchester on the spooky night of Halloween. Having released a new album last...
Mick’s Jaguar find Salvation
With a name like Mick’s Jaguar, I was expecting a Stones based band and yet their debut, Fame and Fortune was more like New...
T.O.M.B. will leave us in the ugly dark
The enigmatic US black metal outfit known as T.O.M.B. have unearthed and unleashed some of the vilest sounds known to man for three decades...
Oak branch out on The Quiet Rebellion of Compromise
The belated follow-up to 2018’s False Memory Archive from Norwegian prog/rock/folk four-piece Oak shows such a natural progression (pun intended) that the new album...
Sarcator put on a clinic with Alkahest
Sweden's Sarcator are one of metal's most exciting young bands, I personally first became aware of them after discovering their demo online in early...
The Bedroom Witch is en suite with A Place of Hurt
It was with a great deal of trepidation that I typed The Bedroom Witch into the search engine but fortunately, by appending musician, I...
