Review: Green Lung – Necropolitan Peter Dennis·11th September 2026Green Lung Necropolitan Nuclear Blast Recordings For those of us who grew up on a diet of classic...0 Comments·
Review: Behemoth – I, Scvlptor Lee Carter·4th September 2026BehemothI, ScvlptorNuclear Blast As purveyors of trve darkness in metal, Behemoth are something of an institution these days,...0 Comments·
Review: The Meffs – Business Gary Trueman·4th September 2026The Meffs Business Frontiers Label Group The gritty commentary served up by The Meffs has always seen them...0 Comments·
Review: Ricky Warwick – Fire And Vengeance Jo Wright·3rd September 2026Ricky Warwick Fire and Vengeance Earache Records An album that has everything from a soul that’s seen it...0 Comments·
Review: RØRY – Bloodletting Gary Trueman·3rd September 2026RØRY Bloodletting SADCØRE RECORDS Emotions are messy things, and working on them isn’t a science. Simply because you...0 Comments·
Review: Scene Queen – Metalicious Gary Trueman·3rd September 2026Scene Queen Metalicious Hopeless Records Mixing mutated pop with metal gives this infectious EP a sharper edge than...0 Comments·
Review: A-tota-so – I Told You So Peter Dennis·3rd September 2026A-tota-so I Told You So bUTTONpUSHER A-tota-so are a band who have experimentation hardwired into their DNA. Guest...0 Comments·
Review: Airbourne – Airbourne Peter Dennis·24th August 2026Airbourne Airbourne Spinefarm What better way to celebrate a twenty-fifth anniversary than with a new album? And when...0 Comments·
Review: Russian Circles – Nine Lee Carter·24th August 2026Russian CirclesNineSargent House It seems strange in 2026 to think that music once existed without vocals. In the...0 Comments·
Review: Lost Velvet – Dark Cells Jo Wright·21st August 2026Lost Velvet Dark Cells Self Released We’re not massive fans of confining bands to genres. Which musician wants...0 Comments·
