Elegant Weapons — Horns For A Halo (Nuclear Blast)
Trad metal, as fans of Seven Sisters, Riot City and High Spirits know all too well, is enjoying a refresh... Read More...
Thunder — Backstreet Symphony/Laughing On Judgement Day/Behind Closed Doors vinyl reissues (BMG)
As Luke Morley readies the second solo album of his storied... Read More...
Cattle Decapitation – Terrasite (Metal Blade)
Cattle Decapitation have come a long way since they were chewing on Human Jerky, back in ’99.
And the band’... Read More...
Def Leppard — Drastic Symphonies (Universal)
Metallica’s S&M. Kiss Symphony: Alive IV. Moment Of Glory by Scorpions.
Does the world of rock really ne... Read More...
Black Spiders — Can’t Die, Won’t Die (Spinefarm)
Revisiting the Spiders-verse is like being reacquainted with that old rocker of a mate you’ve not seen sinc... Read More...
Winger — Seven (Frontiers)
Resurrect Me, four tracks into the superior Seven, represents the true rebirth of Kip Winger’s unfairly mocked former hair metal ... Read More...
King’s X — In The New Age: The Atlantic Recordings 1988-1995 (HNE Recordings)
Fertile, infallible and wildly unfashionable, King’s X were the thinking man’s... Read More...
Jim Kirkpatrick – Dead Man Walking (US One/Proper Distribution)
Looking to get gig fit for the summer festival season?
Keen to burn through some of those... Read More...
Doomsday Outlaw — Damaged Goods (Republic Of Music)
If this is Doomsday Outlaw’s take on Damaged Goods we’d love to hear the perfect product.
Seriously —... Read More...
Caitlyn Smith — High & Low (Monument Records)
The highs and lows of life as an emotionally charged, singer songwriter are well documented.
And Nashvi... Read More...
