Wednesday, 17 July 2024

Reviews: Werewolves, Sable Hills, Paul Di'Anno, Far From Refuge (Reviews By Paul Hutchings & Matt Bladen)

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Werewolves – Die For Us (Self Released) [Paul Hutchings] “Same shit…blastbeats and incoherent ranting, sick riffs, that sort of thing. We’ll...
Tuesday, 16 July 2024

Reviews: Excel, Gigi Gold, Braindrag, Lady Rage (Reviews By Rich Piva, Paul Scoble, James Jackson & Matt Bladen)

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Excel - Seeking Refuge (Southern Lord) [Rich Piva] Excel was/is a thrash band out of Venice, California who started out more of a crossover ...
Monday, 15 July 2024

Reviews: Seth, Diskord/ATVM, Endless Floods, Gorgonchrist (Reviews By Rick Eaglestone, Zak Skane, James Jackson & GC)

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Seth – La France Des Maudits (Season Of Mist) [Rick Eaglestone] French black collective Seth return with a vision of the 18th century told t...

Review: The Home Team (Review By SJ)

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The Home Team – The Crucible Of Life (Thriller Records)  I have been waiting for this release. The Home Team are a Seattle based, self-descr...

Reviews: Palace, Spektra, The Mourning, Occult Witches (Reviews By Matt Bladen)

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Palace – Reckless Heart (Frontiers Music Srl) Michael Palace became a house-writer/guitarist for several Frontiers bands before signing to t...

Reviews: Axxis, Black Capricorn, Legions Of The Night, Eternal Remembrance (Reviews By Matt Bladen)

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Axxis - Coming Home (Phonotraxx Publishing) Coming Home is the final chapter of German power metal surviors, Axxis' long history. Relea...
Friday, 12 July 2024

Radar Festival 2024 Preview

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Radar Festival Preview By Matt & Tom Bladen Radar Festival 2024 is on the horizon and it's the most diverse eclectic line up yet. We...

Reviews: Black Lava, Turin, Ananda Mida, Mothman And The Thunderbirds (Reviews By Mark Young, GC, Paul Scoble & Rich Piva)

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Black Lava - The Savage Winds Of Wisdom (Season Of Mist) [Mark Young] The Savage Winds Of Wisdom is the second album from Melbourne’s Black ...
Thursday, 11 July 2024

Reviews: Amorphis, Meltem, Lord Buffalo, Disloyal (Reviews By Paul Hutchings, Paul Scoble, Rich Piva & Mark Young)

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Amorphis – Tales From The Thousand Lakes: Live At Tavastia (Reigning Phoenix Music) [Paul Hutchings] Recorded with what appears to be no aud...

Reviews: The Radicant, Mr Big, Blasfeme, Voice (Reviews By Matt Bladen)

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The Radicant - We Ascend (Kscope) Vincent Cavanagh has one of the purest voices ever put to record. The frontman of Anathema since it's ...