Fallujah – Undying Light (Nuclear Blast)
One of the most exciting acts to emerge from the tech death scene, Fallujah really showed their mettle on 2016’s Dr... Read More...
Queensrÿche – The Verdict (Century Media)
It’s six years since Todd La Torre made his relatively understated debut on Queensrÿche’s self-titled album – a re... Read More...
Iron Savior – Kill Or Get Killed (AFM)
Hailing from the capital of Teutonic metal – and if that phrase alone doesn’t send shivers down your spine then look ... Read More...
At The Sun – Leave Before The Light (Self Released)
Modern rock. With attitude. In a nutshell. At The Sun deliver a strident statement with the relentless L... Read More...
Elles Bailey – Road I Call Home (Self Released)
Could this be blues siren Elles Bailey’s breakthrough year? Bubbling under as one to watch since 2016, the p... Read More...
Liily - I Can Fool Anybody in This Town (Flush Records)
Youthful LA alt rockers Liily grabbed the
attention of the world in 2018, with Jack Saunders on BBC ... Read More...
Art Brut - Wham! Bang! Pow! Let's Rock Out! (Alcopop! Records)
Are they a cult band or are they just a fad that never took off? Whatever you think, Art Brut... Read More...
Aenimus – Dreamcatcher (Nuclear Blast)
Technical death metal bands have long struggled with the challenge of marrying their progressive escapism and virtuos... Read More...
Tesla – Shock (UMC)
Tesla gained huge traction as Def Leppard’s go-to support act during the late 80 and both bands continue to tour together in 2019 – this... Read More...
Hozier – Wasteland, Baby (Columbia)
Following his unlikely rise to prominence in
2013 with Take Me to Church, Wicklow
wizard Hozier’s stock has grown and co... Read More...
