Arch Enemy – Blood Dynasty: Album Review
Arch Enemy push their boundaries with a fearsome new collection.
Arch Enemy push their boundaries with a fearsome new collection.
Detta Kenzie goes in at the deep end with a bold choice of single.
Death Hilarious is a non-stop joyride into a world of crushing, psychedelic, sludgy rock and roll. Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs are back.
Lasse from Flush joins us to tell us why American punks Bad Religion provide the complete package of words, melodies, and aggression.
With no plans to release anything so soon, Luke Jackson takes the plunge with Ask Twice. A song close to his heart and he believes, so many others.
Fugue State announce debut LP – In The Lurch – via Strange Mono Records. We have a full preview ahead of release.
Victorious Festival 2025 is shaping up to be one of the top festival line-ups in the UK this year. We take a look at some of the bands who will be performing.
A New Awakening documents, how jazz found a new vital relevance and a widening audience, embracing rock, blues and folk influences.
Van Der Graaf Generator conclude a trio of masterful releases from the mid Seventies. Cherry Red offer a new Abbey Road cut.
Flook fly back in a flurry of flirtatious flutery.
It’s Prog time, folks! Airbridge man, Lorenzo Bedini proudly takes his cue from Floyd, Genesis and Crimson as he charts his own development – from child to senior citizen – on his debut solo album, Who Never Was
Wryn celebrates their reinvention in sound and spirit with nine songs of intense introspection. Don’t expect compromises – Shapes doesn’t offer them.
Welcome to Quick Takes – a quick look at a handful of album releases from Will Wilde, The Adventures, Dim Gray, The Tubs and Rainbows Are Free.
Rachael McShane and her cartographer friends show the way and have made another fine map.
One man, one guitar, a pedal board, some dad jokes. We head off on a magic carpet ride with acoustical guitar genius, Mike Dawes.