REVIEW: YOU WILL BE THE DEATH OF ME BY LIGHT THE TORCH
Although strictly their second studio album, if you have followed the band since their earlier days as Devil You Know, you might argue that...
REVIEW: HARDWARE FROM BILLY GIBBONS
As the old saying goes, it’s tough at the top. And even more so for veteran rockers ZZ Top, who like the rest of...
REVIEW: THE DAMN TRUTH – NOW OR NOWHERE
Let’s cut to the chase - when you see the name Bob Rock attached to an album, you know it's worth checking out. He...
REVIEW: REBECCA DOWNES – STRIPPED BACK
Whilst lockdown might have caused artists to revaluate their plans, it hasn’t always stopped them from being productive. And that’s certainly the case with...
REVIEW: GOD IS AN ASTRONAUT – GHOST TAPES
I first discovered Ireland’s God Is An Astronaut with the 2006 Moment of Stillness EP and I was completely blown away by their post-rock, experimental,...
ALBUM REVIEW: ELLEFSON – NO COVER
For David Ellefson's latest release, the Megadeth bass player has assembled an impressive list of his musical friends and peers. Each of which helps...
ALBUM REVIEW: HEAVY FEATHER – MOUNTAIN OF SUGAR
Since forming in Stockholm, Sweden in 2017, Heavy Feather have tapped into a strong vein of songwriting as they follow up their 2019 debut...
REVIEW: CIRCADASTONE ‘CHANCE COLLIDE’
The four-piece from Melbourne, Australia came to my attention with their haunting track Out of Sight, which was the third single to be released...
REVIEW: OF MICE AND MEN TIMELESS EP
Of Mice and Men take on the challenge of a world-wide pandemic by releasing a trio of EPs with their new label SharpTone Records....
ALBUM REVIEW: DORJA – PERSEPHONE
Dorja are a band that has witnessed a lot of personnel changes since their formation back in 2016. However, based upon the band's latest...
