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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Author: Tasha Brown
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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Black Stone Cherry: The Courage Contagion
Grief is often a private process. Partly due to its intensity but more often than not this is down to
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Queen – Queen
With PINK FLOYD’s Dark Side Of The Moon and DAVID BOWIE’s Aladdin Sane decimating the scene, 1973 was a glorious
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LIVE REVIEW: Fozzy @ O2 Forum Kentish Town, London
Heavy music and pro-wrestling have long been synonymous with each other. From THE MISFITS working matches for WCW in the
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ALBUM REVIEW: Kings Of The Asylum – Phil Campbell And The Bastard Sons
It’s doubtful a reminder that we live in difficult times is needed. With worsening sociopolitical issues moving to the forefront
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Hail To The King – Avenged Sevenfold
Music can be a powerful healer for people across the globe. It salves the wounds of life. Helps us to
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