Album Review: Digney Fignus – Black and Blue: The Brick Hill Sessions

Album Review: Digney Fignus – Black and Blue: The Brick Hill Sessions

Digney Fignus may not be a household name across the pond, but with Black and Blue: The Brick Hill Sessions, the veteran American songwriter makes a compelling case for wider recognition. A punk-scene survivor turned Americana truth-teller, Fignus delivers a...
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The Way Through The Woods

The Way Through The Woods

Revenant – noun; a person that returns after a long absence or after being presumed dead. The death of the metal scene is a much mooted argument that raises its head from time to time. The endless comparisons to the...
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Rage Of The Angels

Rage Of The Angels

‘Skin is shed, like that of snakes, but it’s not the work of mother nature’ Nige Rocket, now there’s a name from my youth, the days when I was scared of Thrash bands, now that I’m all grown up, I’ve...
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The Arc Of The Covenant

The Arc Of The Covenant

‘I’ve contemplated joining you sometimes when I get low’. Patience, they say is a virtue, I kind of agree and disagree with that, as patience combined with hope can be the most evil feeling a person can bear. It is...
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Oh My Giddy Aunt!

Oh My Giddy Aunt!

‘For all of the aches and pains that we’ve known, and tears we have shed’Birmingham, the hotbed of Rock music, my hometown and also home to The Nightingales, a merry band of warblers and instrumentalists that exhibit authenticity, integrity and...
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Under The Stadium Lights

Under The Stadium Lights

Apologies for the tardiness my friends, as I was feeling extremely sluggish and tired of late. So, the new single from our Canadian cousin Mike Milan Dedic has been sitting quietly in my inbox for a bit, I thank Mike...
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When The Screaming Starts

When The Screaming Starts

Dani Filth is a walking, talking history compendium. I find his knowledge and his idiolect fascinating; this skill at reading, analysing and extracting ideas from our world and transferring them to music is incredibly inspiring. Not surprising that Cradle of.....
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The Demons InMe

The Demons InMe

‘I’m gonna be honest and make a promise with myself and every single part of my health’ It’s been a long, long time my friends, I was extremely fortunate to catch the incredibly infectious InMe last year in Birmingham, what...
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*New Review* Scottish Pavement Punx THE EDDIES drop their  intensely anthemic MINI-LP ‘Unfinished Business’.

*New Review* Scottish Pavement Punx THE EDDIES drop their intensely anthemic MINI-LP ‘Unfinished Business’.

Street Rockers The Eddies finally push out a full-length-ish release, and it was well worth the wait. The nine-song mini-album is jam-packed with lung-bursting choruses, rebellion riffs, and a hammer-happy rhythm section. Opener ‘Control’ lashes ou...
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PUNCH OUT, The new album from the A.D.A.M. Music Project ~ Review

PUNCH OUT, The new album from the A.D.A.M. Music Project ~ Review

PUNCH OUT, The new album from the A.D.A.M. Music Project is filled with a diverse range of 90’s industrial thrash rock, imbued with techno  acid industrial energy.  A true continuation of  gaming soundtrack progressive innovations.  Guitar infused new wa...
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