Skindred, Soil & Viza O2 Academy Bristol So once more over the bridge to Bristol and after a few coffee's (your intrepid travel...

Skindred: Kill The Power (BMG) Benji and the boyos bring the noise again with their fifth album, with the dub infected title track star...

Alcest – Shelter (Prophecy Productions) (Review By Paul) At Bloodstock in 2012 I watched Alcest headline in the Sophie Tent and amidst ...

Axel Rudi Pell: Into The Storm (Steamhammer) 16 albums in a career filled with nothing but highs, well… maybe the one low; Axel Rudi Pell...

Bruce Springsteen: High Hopes (Colombia) So what can the Boss do on his 18th album that he hasn't already done? Well on the previou...

Continuing our journey through independant metal from around the world Toxic Waltz: Decades Of Pain (Self Released) Toxic Waltz are th...

Iced Earth: Plagues Of Babylon (Century Media) The American metal machine rolls into town again, this is their second album with new vo...

Review of the year 2013 So here I am listening to Voodoo Six’s Songs to Invade Countries To, one of the many albums that passed me by in a...

So it's that time of year again where we find out what the readers and contributors list as their top ten albums Matt Bladen’s Top 10 of...

Ragestorm: The Thin Line Between Hope And Ruin (Independent) Ragestorm hail from Italy and they play true death metal with a massive mo...