THE CRANBERRIES IN THE END ALBUM REVIEW
Listening to final album by The Cranberries is a rather somber affair. It's not just Dolores O’Riordan’s untimely passing that makes the...
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EMPYRE RELEASE TOO LITTLE TOO LATE
Raw well defined rock! With killer riffs and monster vocals. DEBUT ALBUM: “SELF AWARE” RELEASE DATE: 5TH JULY 2019 ANNOUNCE UK TOUR...
TARAH WHO? INTERVIEW
Tarah Who? is an independent band founded by Tarah G. Carpenter. She set off to document her experience of the genesis of the band, how...
THE CADILLAC THREE RELEASE NEW TRACK ‘CRACKIN’ COLD ONES WITH THE BOYS’
RELEASE NEW SINGLE ‘CRACKIN’ COLD ONES WITH THE BOYS’ Country music’s most amped and raucous trio bring their cheers, beers and...
DADDY LONG LEGS LOWDOWN WAYS ALBUM REVIEW
Rolling Stone describes the music of Daddy Long Legs as“…like Chicago blues fired at the moon, played by the demented children of the...
SKARLETT RIOT INTERVIEW
Rising stars of the British rock scene, Skarlett Riot, have been gaining some serious momentum in the last few years since the release of...
JOHN FAIRHURST THE DIVIDED KINGDOM ALBUM REVIEW
Each era seems to have musical protestations from a brave mistral who is willing to raise their head over the parapet and speak up...
GARY HOEY INTERVIEW
After recording instrumental albums and being in heavy metal bands, guitarist Gary Hoey has returned to the blues again on his latest...
YNGWIE MALMSTEEN BLUE LIGHTNING ALBUM REVIEW
It's been over twenty years since Yngwie Malmsteen's Inspiration album, where he first delved into his childhood love of the blues on a...
TESLA SHOCK ALBUM REVIEW
Tesla was always one of those rock bands that embraced the stadium sound but shunned the Spinal Tap image that became synonymous with the...
CAMDEN ROCKS FESTIVAL 2019
Camden Rocks Festival Announces Sunday Headliner DEAF HAVANA 240 Bands Now Announced Celebrating Camden’s Rich Musical And Cultural Heritage
ELECTRIC MARY MOTHER ALBUM REVIEW
Australian rock band Electric Mary continue the reign of full throttle rock with album number four. It's been eight long years since the...
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