Review: Unprocessed – …And Everything In Between Gary Trueman·24th November 2023Unprocessed …And Everything In Between – Self Released Just when you think you’ve heard everything heavy music has...0 Comments·
Review: Bjørkø – Heartrot Gary Trueman·23rd November 2023Bjørkø Heartrot – Svart Records It’s taken Amorphis guitarist Tomi Koivusaari quite a while to get his solo...0 Comments·
Review: Pulverise – Kilobyte Killer Gary Trueman·23rd November 2023Pulverise Kilobyte Killer – Self released There was a time when metal clubs were awash with heavy as...0 Comments·
Review: Visions Of Atlantis – A Pirate’s Symphony Gary Trueman·22nd November 2023Visions Of AtlantisA Pirate’s Symphony – Napalm RecordsConventional wisdom holds that heavy metal was born from the blues,...0 Comments·
Review: Future Static – Liminality Gary Trueman·14th November 2023Future StaticLiminality – Wild Thing RecordsAlthough Future Static’s debut album Liminality has been two years in gestation, they...0 Comments·
Review: Odd Crew – Dark Matters Part II Gary Trueman·14th November 2023Odd CrewDark Matters Part II – Drakkar EntertainmentYou know how we don’t deserve dogs? With their unquestioningly friendly...0 Comments·
Review: The Sleeping Souls – Just Before The World Starts Burning. Gary Trueman·10th November 2023The Sleeping Souls Just Before The World Starts Burning – Xtra Mile Recordings After years operating as Frank...2 Comments·
Review: The Rattlebacks – Kink Gary Trueman·9th November 2023The Rattlebacks Kink – Self Released Kink is the debut EP by the hard rock five-piece The Rattlebacks...0 Comments·
Review: Sophie Lloyd – Imposter Syndrome Gary Trueman·3rd November 2023Sophie Lloyd Imposter Syndrome – Autumn Records When shredders make albums they’re often self-indulgent affairs that put the...0 Comments·
Review: Youth Fountain – Together In Lonesome Gary Trueman·31st October 2023Youth Fountain Together In Lonesome – Pure Noise Records On paper the fusion of pop-punk and emo might...0 Comments·