Author: Azra Pathan

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April 26, 2023 No Responses

Seethe And Destroy

‘Rage, rage against the dying of the light.’ We know that death is unavoidable, it is our only way out of this world, but what is unfair is the growing tensions and injustices suffered continually by the poor, the weak...
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Empirical Evidence
April 25, 2023 No Responses

Empirical Evidence

‘Nothing in my head, just silence screaming.’ So I find myself poking a stick into the Great Music Stories catalogue, that merry -go-round of marvellousness and today I bring you my Northamptonshire friends Empyre, a fire-breathing four piece that have...
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White Lion Wishlist
April 25, 2023 No Responses

White Lion Wishlist

‘Rise again little fighter, and let the world know the reason why’. The songwriting partnership of Mike Tramp and Vito Bratta is exceptional and memorable and very close to my heart, the songs are easily accessible, enjoyable and setting a...
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Pieces Of Me
April 24, 2023 No Responses

Pieces Of Me

‘Offer your breath to the gods of the night.’ Seven years into their rabble rousing career, Jesus Piece return to up the ante on the ‘boils my piss’ spectrum. They proceed to stamp their feral footprints into the ‘So Unknown’...
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A Giant Leap For Humanity.
April 20, 2023 No Responses

A Giant Leap For Humanity.

‘Be my excavator, tell me what you find’. It is with bated breath that the whole world awaits the new album from Enter Shikari, a band that are always amiable, accessible, fan- friendly (says she who was lurking outside their...
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Drowning Pool
April 18, 2023 No Responses

Drowning Pool

Having finished a UK tour with BFMV recently, Atreyu now give us a four track taster of how the future is looking for them post lockdown. Emerging from the wilderness, we head to the swimming pool with some pretty nifty...
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April 17, 2023 No Responses

Nocturne Death

‘It’s a funeral we are going to’. When the sun goes down in Helsinki, the twilight envelopes the city like a velvet shroud, out of which emerges one of my favourite Goth bands, The 69 Eyes, I first came across...
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Altar Of Sacrifice
April 17, 2023 No Responses

Altar Of Sacrifice

‘Far from dead, far from alive.’ Back in February I reviewed a single called ‘Don’t Hold Your Breath’ the band was Suplex, and now I bring you the EP, released about a month later. Forgive me as I am still...
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April 5, 2023 No Responses

Ignition Transmission!

‘Into the darkness I fall’. So today I’ve got something that was sent over to me by my friend Nick, an avid music lover, he thought I’d be interested in taking a gander. Richard Hayward is a solo artist performing...
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April 4, 2023 No Responses

The Seventh Seal

‘Let the blade drop, free me from these bonds’. In 2020 Bury Tomorrow released their sixth album ‘Cannibal’, it was reviewed by my dear colleague Zoe Marchment, who sadly lost her fight against pancreatic cancer that same year. It was...
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