HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Youth & Young Manhood – Kings Of Leon
You take a look at the KINGS OF LEON now; selling out arena tours, headlining huge festivals around the world.
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Acid King: 30 Years Of Not Being Stoner
It’s been a long 30 years for ACID KING and in particular sole long-term member Lori S, 30 years that
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LIVE REVIEW: Haken & Between The Buried And Me @ Academy 2, Manchester
A triple header of experimental progressive metal bands sounds like a hell of a way to spend a Friday evening,
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ALBUM REVIEW: Grade A Gray Day – Giant Brain
14 years on from their previous release, GIANT BRAIN are releasing their third, and likely last, album, in memory of
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INTRODUCING: IOTA
From their origins at BIMM Bristol back in 2019, to being picked by Nels Hylton and Jack Saunders for Future
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ALBUM REVIEW: Omen X – Turmion Kätilöt
It’s always interesting encountering a band for the first time when they are already a few albums deep into their
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ALBUM REVIEW: Zenith – Poly-Math
Experimental instrumental prog math rock is a hell of a mouthful, but exactly what you’re getting with POLY-MATH, the Brighton
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ALBUM REVIEW: Rad Wings Of Destiny – Ugly Kid Joe
After 33 years, UGLY KID JOE have finally gotten around to their fifth album Rad Wings Of Destiny, their first since 2015’s
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Dirt – Alice In Chains
Much like NIRVANA, ALICE IN CHAINS are one of those bands grunge fans like to bicker about, with some gatekeeping
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ALBUM REVIEW: Kings Of Mercia – Kings Of Mercia
If there’s any point to encounter a rock supergroup, a debut release is a pretty good place. You get to
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