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Teiger – Teiger Review
Fast forward and a press copy of their debut album has landed, again, seemingly out of thin air, on my rather overloaded desk. -
Primal Fear – Code Red Review – 2nd Opinion
Music is your power . . . forget about your sorrow, don’t think about tomorrow -
Skalmold – Ydalir Review
Skalmold, which loosely translated means ‘Age of Sword’ and often refers to the period of the 13th century Icelandic civil war also known as ‘Sturlung Era’, are an Icelandic Viking/Folk metal... -
Rancid – Tomorrow Never Comes – Review
As with all bands whose lights shine brightest, Rancid have of course created a score of copycats over the years. -
DEF LEPPARD WITH THE ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA – DRASTIC SYMPHONIES – REVIEW
This late career opus comes not from a band in their twilight years but one that has experienced a huge resurgence in popularity over the last decade or so. -
The Damned – Darkadelic Review
Punk rock legends bring something new to the table -
Theory Of A Deadman – Dinosaur Review
The year is 2023 and Theory of a Deadman has released Dinosaur, roaring in from Atlantis Studios in Sweden made famous by ABBA- and was produced by Grammy, Brit, as well... -
Levellers – Collective – Together All The Way – Review
A stripped back, traditional folk approach with the tempo slowed right down allowing for the emotion of the songs to shine through -
Rich Ragany & The Digressions – What We Do (To Not Let Go) – Review
I was worried that the windows were going to pop out as I played the album at full blast