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...
Status Quo open the Official Archive Series, Vol 2
The mining of the venerable Status Quo’s back catalogue continues with the release of a stellar gig recorded before a partisan home crowd at...
A FLYING FISH bring the fun on El Pez Que Voló – Act I
I have no idea where to begin with this utterly enjoyable and original piece of work by the Mexican entity named A Flying Fish,...
Cryptosis are an unstoppable cosmic force on The Silent Call
Cryptosis are a Progressive Thrash Metal band from The Netherlands and they have recently gained some notable traction with their latest singles which have...
Green Lung takes Manchester back to 1973
Having recently graced the cover of Kerrang magazine, Green Lung are set to become the next big thing in metal which is ironic considering...
The Answer & Kira Mac, KK’s Steel Mill, Wolverhampton
It's Friday, 17th November, and on stage Kira Mac are striking all the right poses; throwing shapes, tossing hair and hips alike for all...
Cavalera: A family bonded by Morbid Devastation
The Cavalera brothers have built a death metal dynasty from humble beginnings back in the early 80s from Brazil and their original project, Sepultura,...
Ribozyme – Celestial Low
Somewhere between alternative rock, indie rock, and hard rock you will find the talented Norwegian outfit Ribozyme, and one undisputable fact about this eighth...
Sky Empire preside over The Shifting of Tectonic Plates of Power – Part One
British-based band, Sky Empire, seem to be usually classed as progressive metal. For me, this can be too restrictive a pigeonhole to describe their...
Dirty Sound Magnet are Dreaming In Dystopia
A Swiss take on psychedelic rock, progressive rock, and blues rock is always guaranteed with the under-appreciated trio Dirty Sound Magnet. On their fifth...
