ALBUM REVIEW: Soul Furnace – Black Lava
Australia’s BLACK LAVA may only have formed within the last year, but already the Melbourne-based four-piece have managed to make
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Reviews
ALBUM REVIEW: Universal Migrator Part I & II (reissue) – Ayreon
Dutch progressive rock multi-instrumentalist Arjen Anthony Lucassen is best known for his popular musical project AYREON, which originated 27 years ago
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LIVE REVIEW: The Vintage Caravan @ Academy 3, Manchester
THE VINTAGE CARAVAN seems to be a rather a stealthy adoration. While it was no way a packed crowd in
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ALBUM REVIEW: Hjartastjaki – Isafjørd
Hailing from Iceland and literally translating to “fjord of ice”, ISAFJØRD is the result of a meeting of minds between
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EP REVIEW: coming of (r)age – As Sirens Fall
Have you ever wondered what the lovechild of CREEPER and MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE – specifically Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge
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ALBUM REVIEW: Indistinct Beacon – Gavran
Everything has been a bit bleak over the past few years. Irrevocably so at some points, though that’s not news
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LIVE REVIEW: Rise Against @ O2 Academy Brixton, London
Chicago’s most respected punks RISE AGAINST return to the infamous city of London to grace the stage of Brixton Academy
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ALBUM REVIEW: Soft Action – Other Half
After the success of their first album Big Twenty, Norwich based post-hardcore band OTHER HALF are back with their new
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Place Unknown – Shredd
Hailing from Glasgow comes garage rockers SHREDD and their debut album The Place Unknown. The band, influenced by the likes of
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Stripped Sessions – Wage War
WAGE WAR have had an exciting couple years in the industry post-pandemic. Following the release of their fourth studio album Manic in
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