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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...

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...

April 1, 2023 No Responses

The Worm That Turned

‘she’ll die a little every day’. Even the little people will fight back sooner or later, this isn’t a challenge or a gloves off moment, it is a fact of life. Today I have the long awaited and much anticipated...

March 31, 2023 No Responses

I See A Little Silhouetto..

‘Tradition of submission starting from the womb’. Today my friends I’ve got the latest album from the fantastical, multi-layered, futuristic even, Periphery, always ahead of the game, not looking back for a second. Now you’ll all be aware of the...

March 28, 2023 No Responses

Album Review: Ist Ist – Protagonists

If Ist Ist ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Carrying on more or less where they left off on the thoroughly excellent The Art Of Lying, this impressive Manchester collective expertly deliver intelligent, intense and empathetic real-world music that could even...

March 28, 2023 No Responses

Love, Rockets, Leather, Lace.

‘raise, engage, redirect that burning rage’ Welcome my friends to the fifth album by angry young men The Hip Priests, from the gutter and grime of Nottingham they arrive to share with us their ‘Roden House Blues’ named after a...

March 27, 2023 No Responses

EP Review: Derek Sanders – The Heavy Box

Derek Sanders, the lead vocalist of American rock band Mayday Parade, has announced his solo EP entitled “The Heavy Box” for next month. The EP features five tracks that showcase Sanders’ versatility as a musician, exploring different sounds ...

March 26, 2023 No Responses

When Heaven And Hell Collide

At the end of last year our Deathcore deviants Chelsea Grin toured with Carnifex, I missed out because of the bastard flu, at that time they released the first of a double album ‘Suffer In Hell’ and now we have...

March 26, 2023 No Responses

Album Review: Fall Out Boy – So Much (For) Stardust

What A Time To Be Alive … but people forget. Time passes, and people forget. They forget the real meaning of the word “respect” … People forget that Patrick Stump, for instance, is 38 years old. Pete Wentz is in...

March 25, 2023 No Responses

Awake, Sir Knight!

‘What if the heart was never broken.’ So, I’m back in Tampa for this review (Obituary being my first visit) and it’s our symphonic metal compadres Kamelot, and just like the round table, we reconvene for their newest adventure, giving...

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