Fightmilk – No Souvenirs: Album Review
South London power pop combo Fightmilk test out new opportunities on their 3rd album, No Souvenirs.
Davy Graham – He Moved Through The Fair, The Complete 1960s Recordings: Album Review
Relive the musical guitar genius of Davy Graham and relish this magnificent compilation of his 1960 recordings.
Devin Townsend – Overexposed + Underdeveloped: Book Review
Devin Townsend – “a crash course in emotional intensity.” And it’s not an album.
Luke Jackson – Bloom: Album Review
Five years on from his last album, Luke Jackson faces life’s challenges with a striking set.
Massive Wagons – O2 Ritz, Manchester: Live Review
Massive Wagons sell out Manchester’s O2 Ritz. We’re on hand to witness the carnage.
Sleep Token – Co-op Live, Manchester: Live Review
We’re at the Co-op Live for a sell out show with the phenomenon that is Sleep Token.
Vincent Price of Body Count: Interview
We chat to Vincent Price of legendary metal band, Body Count, as they release their latest album; Merciless. Vincent discusses Merciless, the longevity of Body Count, THAT collaboration with Pink Floyd and much more.
Myles Kennedy, Devin Townsend – O2 Academy, Manchester: Live Review
We’re at Manchester Academy for a double bill to die for – Myles Kennedy with Devin Townsend as the warm up.
Anthrax / Kreator / Testament – Eventim Apollo: Live Review
Three massive heavy weights in the metal genre return to London. We checkout some of the best bands that put HEAVY into Heavy Metal!
The Unthanks – In Winter: Album Review
The Unthanks unleash a concept album to challenge the concepts of even the hardiest grinch, all performed with their ineffable idiosyncracy.
Tracey Thorn – A Distant Shore: Album Review
Tracey Thorn’s first solo album, A Distant Shore, from 1982, is reissued with bonus demo tracks and sleeve notes by the artist.
Janice Burns & Jon Doran – Great Joy To The New : Album Review
Jan and Jon embrace the seasonal baton with relish and it is anything but a turkey, vegetarian or otherwise. Hallelujah!
Faceless Mirror – What Have You Got To Say For Yourself: New Single
It’s been a while since Faceless Mirror treated us to some of their unique brand of rock but it has been worth the wait.
The Sea Kings – Fear Is All Around: Album Review
If not all around, fear certainly lurks under the surface, as Glasgow’s Sea Kings pick up from where they left off, a decade ago.
Barbara – Little Bird Sing: Single Review
Here it is – as promised. Barbara recall the 1940s – and reflect the 1970s – with new single, Little Bird Sing