ALBUM REVIEW: The Art Of Letting Go – Myles Kennedy
The art of letting go is the act of freeing ourselves from mental anguish which affects our lives in a
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Author: Tasha Brown
HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Feel The Steel – Steel Panther
Pull out the hairspray, squeeze into that spandex, and call your coke dealer ‘cause we’re about to get all sorts
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Imminence: From The Black With Love
Since the dawn of time, living creatures have used music to express emotion. From mating calls to mourning and beyond.
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ALBUM REVIEW: From Hell I Rise – Kerry King
Five years ago the world bid farewell to the almighty SLAYER who bowed out in a blaze of glory on
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EP REVIEW: Fears & Fractures – Wolves Don’t Sleep
The EP is a wonderful thing, isn’t it? A sliver of another world. Just a taste of escape from reality.
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: All You Can Eat – Steel Panther
Hold on to your pearls Mrs Lovejoy, we’re going on the prowl. Not with the STEEL PANTHER record which was
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Dookie – Green Day
LADY GAGA once told NME GREEN DAY’s Dookie (1994) was the first album she ever bought; “I just wanted to lick
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Mötley Crüe – Mötley Crüe
Should a band change their name when there are tectonic shifts in their DNA? Whether it be a complete change
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EP REVIEW: Revolution – Call Me Amour
Mental health is ever present. We as a society have become much better at talking about what ails us, for
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EP REVIEW: Candy Pop – AWOLNATION
The enigmatic and the absurd often go hand in hand. We as humans tend to have an adverse reaction to
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