Ibaraki finally unleash Rashomon
One of the most anticipated metal releases is just around the corner at the time of writing this review. Trivium's Matt Heafy's black metal...
The Tangent deliver Songs From The Hard Shoulder
The Tangent are a heady combination of ridiculously talented musicians who’re able to tackle topics of considerable social and political gravitas and make credible...
Spirogyra re-release classics in The Future Won’t Be Long
Spirogyra were a British folk-rock band active between 1968-73, though the lyrical content in their music took them well beyond just being folk-rock, and...
SiX BY SiX are Six By Six
SiX By SiX is a new band comprising three hugely accomplished and highly acclaimed musicians from different parts of the globe. Canadian Ian Crichton...
Steve Hackett – Genesis Revisited ‘Live’: Seconds Out and More
“I’m happy to be releasing my ‘Seconds Out and More’ show. A spectacular night with a band on fire, tearing into that magical music...
The Blackheart Orchestra open The Hotel Utopia
The Blackheart Orchestra, Rick Pilkington and Chrissy Mostyn have a valid claim to be the world’s smallest orchestra, and between them, both being extremely...
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...
Caravela Escarlate – III
The previous offering by this musically fearless trio from Brazil impressed me greatly and so naturally, I was thrilled when I heard that the...
Superterrestrial’s The Fathomless Decay is out of this world
Formed in the UK in 2017, Superterrestrial are an underground black metal. However do not let the genre given deceive you, The Fathomless Decay...
Solstice Light Up on new record
In recent times, Solstice have undergone a renewed burst of creativity and, after a period of downtime, they’re now fully back into the flow...
