Supersonic Blues Machine – Road Chronicles (Mascot)
It’s never been mainstream. It’s never been fashionable. It’s never been the go-to genre for guitar hero... Read More...
Ida Mae – Chasing Lights (Thirty Tigers)
Sonny and Cher. John and Yoko. Tina and Ike Turner. Jay-Z and Beyoncé. There are myriad examples of husband-and-wif... Read More...
Hate – Auric Gates of Veles (Metal Blade)
Given the stratospheric rise of their compatriots Behemoth, it’s often been easy to overlook the contribution Hate... Read More...
Generation Axe: The Guitars That Destroyed The World (Live In China) (earMUSIC)
‘Hi, it’s Steve – you fancy jamming out some tunes across the globe sometime... Read More...
Heather Findlay - Wild White Horses (Black Sand Records)
There’s little doubt that Heather Findlay possesses vocal ability par excellence. Her time fronting... Read More...
Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown – Truth And Lies (Snakefarm)
Greater confidence. Greater maturity. Greater impact. But when it comes to Tyler Bryant & ... Read More...
Memoriam – Requiem For Mankind (Nuclear Blast)
They’ve said it themselves. Requiem For Mankind is the ‘definitive’ Memoriam album. And you can’t argue with ... Read More...
Danny Vaughn – Myths, Legends and Lies (Self Released)
Don’t be fooled. This is not polished melodic rock in the vein of Tyketto. In fact Myths, Legends and... Read More...
The Black Hands - Electric. Premier. Theatre. (Self Released)
Is this the best debut by a British rock band in a decade? Possibly.
Not since killer Angl... Read More...
Cassidy Paris – Broken Hearted (Self Released)
Any teenage rock chick sporting a Dokken tee on her publicity shots deserves serious attention. But it’s not ... Read More...
