Jimmy Eat World - Surviving (RCA Records)
Once upon a time in the noughties, Jimmy Eat World featured on just about every melodramatic teenage TV show or co... Read More...
Airbourne – Boneshaker (Spinefarm)
Airbourne’s brave decision to hook up with super producer Dave Cobb in the heart of Nashville inevitably set tongues wagg... Read More...
Michael Monroe – One Man Gang (Silver Lining Music)
Has there ever been a more apt album title?
One of rock and roll’s great survivors has experien... Read More...
Jack J Hutchinson – Who Feeds The Wolf? (Self-Released)
Imagine the hip grinding groove of a Rival Sons standard fused with the sheer brilliance of Black Co... Read More...
Implore – Alienated Despair (Century Media)
There are plenty of acts lurking in the Entombed vs Converge netherworld these days, the place where d-beat, dea... Read More...
Down N Outz – This Is How We Roll (UMC)
Given Def Leppard’s enduring appeal it’s remarkable that frontman Joe Elliott found the time to conceive This Is How... Read More...
Waheela – A Wreck So Clean (Cruel Nature Recordings)
If you’ve ever faced the elemental power of a Waheela show,
you’ll know that the kind of semi-improvise... Read More...
The Darkness – Easter Is Cancelled (Cooking Vinyl)
Fair play to The Darkness. Notice of Easter’s cancellation has been served at least six months in advance... Read More...
Steel Panther – Heavy Metal Rules (Steel Panther Inc)
The 80s. To fans of glam rock and hair metal, attention immediately turns to Whitesnake, Ratt, Dokken ... Read More...
Whiskey Myers – Whiskey Myers (Snakefarm)
Five albums in and Whiskey Myers sense it’s time to release the fabled self-titled album. It’s taken the Texans 12... Read More...
