30th September 2020
Fish – Weltschmerz: A Review
So here we are, the end of a career. Fish is no more. Well, we’ve got this final double album,…
So here we are, the end of a career. Fish is no more. Well, we’ve got this final double album,…
Heavy metal/stoner rockers The Sword have ended their two year hiatus to return to the spotlight with the release of…
Broken Machine dropped the video for the title of this E.P back at the beginning of June. It had enough…
AC/DC will get the Rocksaws jigsaw puzzle treatment in September 2020. Zee Productions will release four classic album covers, as…
Acclaimed Concert Film Of The Band’s Legendary 2007 Performance Will Be Available For Three Days Only On The Official Led Zeppelin YouTube Channel…
Paradise Lost needs no introduction; they are legends in their own right in the Gothic Metal scene and are as…
It’s coming up to that time of year when the dreaded ‘C’ word (Christmas) gets batted around and all the…
It’s been 3 years since Blues impresario Walter Trout took to the stage at the Queens Hall in Edinburgh. I’ll…
Back in the day, some 2 years ago, Wicked Stone set the Rock scene alight with their modern rendered classic Hard Rock sound…
Vital new four-piece rock phenomenon MoLD (Sweden) have signed to the GMR Music record label to release their outstanding debut…
The Great British Rhythm & Blues Festival — under the leadership of Colne Town Council — is proud to celebrate…
Psychedelic-blues renegades DeWolff return with ‘Tired of Loving You’ taken from their new live record ‘Live & Outta Sight II,’…
Get It On: 1988-1991 – Classic Album Collection, is a remastered three CD boxset of Kingdom Come’s first three, and…
A stripped back Burning Rain made an appearance in Edinburgh. Main men Doug Aldrich (Dead Daisies, Dio, Whitesnake) and Keith…
What can be said about Paul Gilbert that hasn’t been said before? NOTHING. He’s still the man who wants to…
Ever since hearing the track Heart On Your Sleeve from the Lucky 13 album by Kris Barras, I’ve wanted to…
Big bang, space travels, black holes, singularity, aliens, stars colliding and the inevitable end of universe – the solo debut…
NWOBHM (new wave of British heavy metal) was a British musical movement that started in the late 1970’s and achieved…
Nothing can get you together like a festival; full of your own peers, festivals are a gathering of like-minded…
Tragedy are, without doubt, the ONLY band that will make you sweat glitter and cum confetti every single time you see…
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