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July 30, 2016 No Responses

Album Review: The Decline – Are You Gonna Eat That?

With a UK tour coming up and a growing reputation in Europe, The Decline have decided to reissue on vinyl their 2011 Sophomore album, Are You Gonna Eat That? Having played with bands such as The Descendants, AntiFlag and Lagwagon...

July 29, 2016 No Responses

Album Review: The Decoy – Avalon

Wales has long been an area bringing great bands into the world of rock in the last 15 years with bands going all the way from Funeral For A Friend to Bullet For My Valentine, so can The Decoy add...

July 28, 2016 No Responses

Album Review: In Dynamics – Everything I See

The people of the lovely city of Brighton clearly know something about rock music that the rest of us are missing. For a long time now the city has been a clear highlight of the British rock scene with bands...

July 27, 2016 No Responses

EP Review: We Are Carnivores – Theodor’s A Don, Bro

It’s been a couple of years since We Are Carnivores last outing, 2014’s Tex Mexiconomy EP, and we are now left questioning of this follow up will be up to the standards of their previous effort. Having been praised by...

July 21, 2016 No Responses

Album Review: Revenge Of The Psychotronic Man – Colossal Velocity

Formed in Manchester in 2004, ROTPM have been around a block a fair few times to say the least. Having shared stages with the likes of Bad Religion, Discharge and NomeansNo, as well as having their own Maida Vale Studios...

July 13, 2016 No Responses

EP Review: Chapter and Verse’s The Wolves Back Home

Chapter and Verse have started there short career as a band very very brightly, with sold out shows already under their belt in their home town of London with the Black Heart already having graced their focused alt rock sound....

July 12, 2016 No Responses

EP Review: Terraform’s Adrift

Terraform have been working on making a name for themselves in the flooded UK tech metal scene for a while now and with this, their new EP, they’re ready to make a much bigger step into big band territory. Self...

July 11, 2016 one Response

EP Review: Juliet Simms – From The Grave

Juliet Simms is a name that many may be familiar with for one reason or another. She has achieved a reasonable mainstream following as a result of her stint on the US version of The Voice on NBC whilst gathering...

July 8, 2016 No Responses

Album Review: Sworn Amongst’s ‘Under a Titan Sky’

It’s not always I listen to such a heavy album such Sworn Amongst’s Under a Titan Sky however this was an exception with some heavy old school riffs throughout the record and some hard hitting vocals to compliment them. The...

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