ALBUM REVIEW: Spirit Of Ecstasy – Imperial Triumphant
The world of heavy music often claims to be shaken to its core by music that is simply not as
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Author: Tom Moss
ALBUM REVIEW: Nightside – Witchery
It is good to see bands from the past still produce high quality work. For those who enjoy the older
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Evil One – Nervus
When it comes to song writing institutions in the UK music scene, NERVUS are up there with some of the
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Art Of Fatigue – Krause
To those of us who love our discordant and pummelling noise rock, the works of KRAUSE need to be swiftly
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ALBUM REVIEW: Assassine(s) – Celeste
France is home to one of the greatest metal bands in the history of modern music in GOJIRA. Now, not so
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ALBUM REVIEW: A Blazing Sun, The Fiery Dawn – Slowbleed
The concept of January and prospects of a new year full of potential pain and suffering rains heavy in the
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ALBUM REVIEW: Colosseum – W.E.B.
To some (including this writer), the use of the term symphonic black metal is enough to make the skin crawl
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ALBUM REVIEW: Bullet For My Valentine – Bullet For My Valentine
A self-titled album is often a moment when an artist wants to put across to their fans that this is
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ALBUM REVIEW: Slowly Getting Better – Calling All Captains
There has been a propensity of anaemic pop-punk flooding the ears of those of us who graduated from BLINK-182 and
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ALBUM REVIEW: MoonBladder – Snares Of Sixes
Music and art as a concept thrive on collaboration. In this hyper connected world, musicians can collaborate across continents, resulting
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