HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Violator – Depeche Mode
Originally formed as a four piece consisting of Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, Andy Fletcher and Vince Clarke in Basildon, Essex
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Author: Tom Fordham
HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Physical Graffiti – Led Zeppelin
Formed in London at the tail end of the 1960s and needing no formal introduction, LED ZEPPELIN are undisputed titans
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: The Emptiness – Alesana
It’s the year 2010, the Emo and Scene subculture is reaching its peak, the skinny jeans, bright-coloured clothing and long
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ALBUM REVIEW: Birna – Wardruna
In the depths of the woods, it lies there, deep in slumber. Ready to be awoken and to connect with
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Candlemass
In the depths of Upplands Väsby – a suburb of Sweden’s picturesque capital city Stockholm – in 1984, songwriter/bandleader Leif
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Steeltown – Big Country
Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland – a city that has seen it all. In the modern day, it is Scotland’s major and
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Last Will and Testament – Opeth
After more than three decades as one of the super heavyweights in the global progressive metal scene, Swedish legends OPETH
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Ghost of Badon Hill – Sergeant Thunderhoof
The year is 500 AD, it is a post-Roman world in the British Isles. The ancestral tribes of the Anglo-Saxons
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ALBUM REVIEW: Cheat Death – 1000mods
Hailing from the small, Corinthian village of Chiliomodi in Eastern Greece, 1000MODS have grafted hard to earn their status as
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Wolf Changes Its Fur But Not Its Nature – Crippled Black Phoenix
One of the most prolific, creative and visceral progressive bands out there, CRIPPLED BLACK PHOENIX are a band that have
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