J. Chambers – Homecoming: Album Review
Second full length from Manchester poet J. Chambers deals heavy in reflection and roots. Homecoming is a true journey.
Dominic Walsh
Dominic has written about music for several years for various outlets including Louder Than War magazine, The Sludgelord, Manchester Evening News and Cultural Bulletin.
John Grant w/ Big Special & Peter Alexander Jobson – New Century Hall, Manchester: Live Review
The Art Of The Lie is brought to life in Manchester as John Grant continues to show what a great songwriter and performer he is. BIG SPECIAL and Peter Alexander Jobson and Big Special support.
Gavin Friday – Ecce Homo: Album Review
Ex-Virgin Prune, Gavin Friday, delivers Ecce Homo; his first solo album in thirteen years since 2011’s Catholic.
Abstract Crimewave – The Longest Night: Album Review
Abstract Crimewave deliver an enchanting musical adventure on The Longest Night. Indie pop of the highest order from a duo of Swedish masters.
Public Service Broadcasting – Albert Hall, Manchester: Live Review
Public Service Broadcasting achieve lift off in Manchester as they bring The Last Flight, with all the trimmings, to Manchester.
Dan Walmsley of Magnetar: Interview
We chat to Dan Walmsley of blackened metal band, Magnetar. A new trio, the band have just released their brilliant debut record, There Will Be No Peace In My Valley
Blood Incantation – Absolute Elsewhere: Album Review
Blood Incantation return with a genre smashing new album that will go down in history as one of the greatest metal records, ever. It’s a bold statement befitting of Absolute Elsewhere.
Magnetar – There Will Be No Peace In My Valley: Album Review
Album number one from Magnetar shows the talented trio melding plenty of influences into one humongous beast of a record.
Public Service Broadcasting – Night & Day, Manchester: Live Review
We are in attendance for Public Service Broadcasting celebrating the release of their brand new album, The Last Flight.
Asian Dub Foundation – 94 – Now Collaborations: Album Review
Not merely a best of, 94-Now collates Asian Dub Foundation collaborating with a maelstrom of top tier artists.
Cannibal Corpse w/ Municipal Waste, Immolation & Schizophrenia: O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester: Live Review
Cannibal Corpse bring Chaos Horrific to UK shores. As ever, the masters of gore obsessed death metal do not disappoint.
Blossoms – Gary: Album Review
Stopfordian heroes, Blossoms, return with album number five. Gary is their most collaborative effort yet.
Barbarian Hermit – Mean Sugar: Album Review
Barbarian Hermit return with their second full length album. They’re here to bludgeon with their razor sharp riffs and tight to the nail songs.
Winterfylleth – The Imperious Horizon: Album Review
Winterfylleth return with their latest epic full of soaring sky scraping songs. The Imperious Horizon is the bands 8th record and sees them in imperious form.
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Wild God: Album Review
After a five year gap, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds deliver a much needed shot of triumphant light.