EP Review: Ihsahn – Pharos

EP Review: Ihsahn – Pharos

Down From The Sky Contrary to his earlier release this year, our friend Ihsahn brings us a lighter and brighter offering. Not so much hurtling earthwards but descending gracefully we are ‘Losing Altitude’ but that’s okay there is enough of...
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EP Review: The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus – The Emergency

EP Review: The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus – The Emergency

What’s Your Emergency? My friends I’m going dive straight in here as I am overcome with excitement at the new EP from our bona fide emo heroes The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus. A gallant effort that was mostly recorded whilst on...
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A poem for Dee Snider – ‘The Song Of My People’ – 35 years since Dee Snider took on the PMRC

A poem for Dee Snider – ‘The Song Of My People’ – 35 years since Dee Snider took on the PMRC

The Song Of My People It was through the longest day A test to endure, to ensure The road less travelled is the hardest way. A journey through the mazes created by you, I should be mindful, but my mind...
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Album Review: Napalm Death – Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism

Album Review: Napalm Death – Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism

Thrall From Grace My friends we continue plodding our way through this disaster zone that is called 2020, and I for one am truly thankful that despite the knockbacks, artists are releasing new material to keep us occupied and sane....
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Album Review: Necrot – Mortal

Album Review: Necrot – Mortal

Mortal Combat. Another offering from the Death metal camp is from our ghoulish gents, Necrot, who celebrate all things ‘Mortal’ and my what a cacophony this is. There is no build up here, it’s been marinated in gunpowder, gasoline and...
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Album Review: Ingested – Where Only Gods May Tread

Album Review: Ingested – Where Only Gods May Tread

Something You Ate? During this lockdown those working from home have had the liberty to take limitless trips to the fridge and snack cupboard and ingest until their hearts content. Well let me put a stop to that right this...
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Album Review: Sleeping With Sirens – How It Feels To Be Lost (Deluxe)

Album Review: Sleeping With Sirens – How It Feels To Be Lost (Deluxe)

Sound The Sirens! One of the most empowering voices in Rock belongs to Kellin Quinn of SWS, his range and ability are second to none, their first album generated the unforgettable ‘If I’m James Dean’ and for me it is...
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Album Review: Burnt Out Wreck – This Is Hell

Album Review: Burnt Out Wreck – This Is Hell

Give A Dog A Bone Way back when long hair, scarves on mics and leather and lace was all the rage, even before  love was given a bad name, the UK had its own Rock renegades namely, Heavy Pettin, but...
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Face The Music – 35 years since Dee Snider took on the PMRC

Face The Music – 35 years since Dee Snider took on the PMRC

Face The Music. My friends we live in a world where mostly we can have a choice in what we do, what we wear and who we associate with and what music we listen to. This year marks the 35th...
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Single Review: Midnight Oil – Gadigal Land

Single Review: Midnight Oil – Gadigal Land

Well Oiled Oh my, if you thought the wealth of talent that has entertained us through this dismal 2020 couldn’t get any better, well think again. My friends, put your hands together and give a warm and enthusiastic welcome to...
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