Black Stone Cherry may be known for modernising the southern rock sound, but for their new EP, they take things full circle and back to...

The Attractions Of Youth is a zealous debut album from Anglo-American songwriter Barns Courtney. At 26 he's already experienced family...

Suzi Quatro famously said, “I will retire when I go onstage, shake my ass and there is silence.” To be honest, it's hard to imagine that...

Wayward Sons is the new band formed by Toby Jepson (on vocals and guitar) and feature Sam Wood (Guitar), Nic Wastell (Bass), Dave Kemp...

Reverend and the Makers follow on from their 2015 groundbreaking album Mirrors with the genre blending The Death of a King. There's rock,...

Ever since the blues was invented, musicians have been reinventing and mixing it up in an endeavour to keep the genre alive and reach a...

Days Are Done are singer-songwriter Emmy Kay and BAFTA winning TV & film composer Adam Lewis. The duo had known each other from the music...

With over a month in the recording studio and painfully long hours, Simo have pushed themselves to the limit of musical endurance for...

If Green Day's American Idiot album was a commentary on the Bush administration, Nothing More's latest album is a waspish narrative on...

Following on from their acclaimed 2015 album, Frantic, one of Scotland's finest rock bands return with their best album to date. Ever...

It seems that Deer Tick's albums are like buses: you wait four years for one and two come along at once. The Rhode Island band have taken...

When Walter Trout released Battle Scars in 2015 it was a cathartic experience written with tears coming down his face. The intense album...