The Editors Picks of 1988
Your editor has picked his most memorable albums of 1988...what would you have chosen from a year that saw the £1 note phased out,...
ALBUM REVIEW – Cellar Darling – The Spell
Two years on from the release of their atmospheric debut This is the Sound, the trio of Eluveitie composers who comprise Cellar Darling are...
ALBUM REVIEW – Meshuggah Vinyl Reissues
Sweden’s extreme tech metal pioneers Meshuggah are one of the few bands who don’t sound like anyone else - if Meshuggah are playing you...
ALBUM REVIEW – Rammstein – Rammstein
Rammstein go disco according to a few keyboard warriors on the fan page!?
Yes there are a few curveballs thrown in on their latest self...
ALBUM REVIEW – Left For Red – Human Complex
I am a woman of simple tastes, I like my music loud and my bands to smell good when they come off stage; and...
ALBUM REVIEW – Death Angel – Humanicide
Once seen as the babies of thrash metal (ex-drummer Andy Galeon was only 11 when he recorded their first demo, the rest of the...
ALBUM REVIEW – Possessed – Revelations Of Oblivion
If you think waiting for the new Tool record to drop has been a long wait, “Revelations Of Oblivion” marks the first full studio...
ALBUM REVIEW – Fugitive – The Awakening
Birkenhead based melodic rockers Fugitive are certainly causing a bit of a stir since founding members Michael Angel on lead vocals/guitar and Ranko 'Chip'...
ALBUM REVIEW – Burning Rain – Face The Music
First formed in 1998 and with 3 albums under their belt the hard rock supergroup Burning Rain comprised of Whitesnake’s Doug Aldrich and Montrose’s...
ALBUM REVIEW – Zombie Met Girl – ‘Super Atomic Werewolf Chicks on Motorcycles’
With a title of an album like ‘Super Atomic Werewolf Chicks on Motorcycles’ you just know that you are going to be getting an...
