ALBUM REVIEW – Blitz – Fight to Survive
In a world gone mad, where words like 'quarantine' and 'lockdown' are part of the global lexicon, we need a heavy dose of optimism...
EP REVIEW – Wicked Smile – Delirium
Having performed at HRH on several occasions with The Radio Sun, we couldn’t wait to get our ears around Stevie Janevski’s (The Radio Sun,...
ALBUM REVIEW – Ensiferum – Thalassic
I first came across Ensiferum when I was in high school, way back in 2004 (16 years ago… jeez!). A mate of mine who...
ALBUM REVIEW – Master Charger – Origin of the Lugubrious
My biggest issue with music this year is that I haven’t been able to “feel” the music. That feeling you get when you stand...
ALBUM REVIEW – The City Kids – Things That Never Were
As we know a group of great musicians from various bands getting together & making music doesn't always work. The City Kids debut album...
REVIEW – Reign of Fury – Exorcise Reality
This may be a biased review … Reign of Fury are one of my favourite bands of the last 10 years and a lovely...
ALBUM REVIEW – Massive Wagons – House of Noise
The music industry is in unprecedented times with the advent of the current pandemic. As the option of touring in support of a release...
ALBUM REVIEW – Rick Wakeman and The English Rock Ensemble – Red Planet
Rick Wakeman, keyboardist extraordinaire, member of Yes during their “classic” years and producer of some of the most iconic prog-rock instrumental albums ever released,...
ALBUM REVIEW – Ward XVI – Metamorphosis
The Art Of Manipulation - the debut album from Preston based psychos Ward XVI - literally exploded onto the scene in 2017 with an...
ALBUM REVIEW – Enquire Within – Bloodlines
When school friends and metalheads Dan Lewin and Henry Waller decided, after writing and playing music together, to form a band, they recruited Henry’s...
