ERIC GALES THE BOOKENDS ALBUM REVIEW
As Storm Erik threatens to lash the UK, blues master, Eric Gales has whipped up his own tempest on his new album, The Bookends. Meteorologic
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GIANTS OF ROCK MINEHEAD 25-28TH JANUARY 2019
Where in January could you arrive to the blistering cries Iron Maiden's Flight of Icarus, while simultaneously freezing your socks off?...
DEER TICK MAYONNAISE ALBUM REVIEW
The Rhode Island rockers have excelled themselves by returning to materiaal from Vol 1 and Vol 2 album, along with covering the work of othe
STEVE HACKETT AT THE EDGE OF LIGHT ALBUM REVIEW
Legendary prog guitarist, Steve Hackett, is no stranger to experimenting with sounds. For his 26th solo album, he explores ideas through lay
MOZES AND THE FIRSTBORN DADCORE
Dutch band Mozes and the Firstborn reflect on those Sunday drives and BBQ's where your Dad chooses the music. The band have pieced...
PAPA ROACH WHO DO YOU TRUST?
After abandoning their Nu metal roots on 2004's Getting Away With Murder, Papa Roach has spent the last decade defining themselves as a
TOBY HITCHCOCK RECKONING
When Pride of Lions decided to take a hiatus while Jim Peterik recorded a new World's Stage album, the band's vocalist, Toby Hitchcock...
STEEL WOOD OLD NEWS ALBUM REVIEW
With insanely catchy southern rock, pop sensibilities, and rootsy bluegrass numbers, it's clear that Steel Wood's have found their...
TRIUMPHANT HEARTS JASON BECKER ALBUM REVIEW
Jason Becker's story is one of great tragedy and remarkable determination. As a child prodigy he became one half of guitar virtuoso duo...
RAMBLIN' MAN 2019 MORE ACTS ANNOUNCED
Following on from the critically acclaimed and commercially successful fourth year in 2018, Ramblin’ Man Fair returns in 2019! This year...
TENTH ELECTRIC UNSHAKEABLE EP REVIEW
Mental health may have become more acceptable to society in recent years, but for those who struggle it's always a battle. The latest EP...
BETH HART LIVE AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL REVIEW
CD/DVD REVIEW To get to Carnegie Hall takes practice, but to get to the Albert Hall requires even more perseverance and is the apogee of...
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