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Broken Machine – LA’s Indie Grunge Rock Revivalists, Announce New Single ‘Fly Me to the Sun’
With an in-your-face rhythm section, soaring guitar leads, and evocative vocal melodies and harmonies, Broken Machine’s sonic palette is equal parts moody, cathartic, and angst-forward, think Alice In Chains and... -
Royal Tusk – Tusk II review
Echoing vocals, heavy drumming, meaty bass lines and excellent riffs bring interest and depth to this offering... -
Barb Wire Dolls – live at Camden Assembly, London, October 12 2016
Taking the old adage of "play each show like it's your last" they rapidly turn everything up several notches and entertain us with several tracks from the excellent 'Slit'... -
Hands Off Gretel – Burn The Beauty Queen review
As mentioned at the start HOG don’t try to hide their influences, they are there for all to see, but the difference between a blatant rip-off and this lot... -
The Barb Wire Dolls “Desperate” Album Review.
Genre: Grunge/Pop-punk Released by: Motörhead Music (UDR Music) Release date: July 22nd 2016 Tracklist: 01. Listing: Drown 02. Take me Home 03.Heart Attack 04. Desperate 05. Blind to Your Misery... -
Therapy? live at The Button Factory, Dublin, December 11th 2015
It has always been surprising that a well-respected, and frankly brilliant band like Therapy? do not play more shows on their native emerald isle. By their own admission, it's... -
Deepshade – Everything Popular Is Wrong Review
Out of Wigan, UK comes the trio Deepshade. A band playing pure Alternative Rock with a sort of 1990’s approach. It could be called Grunge as well, although there... -
Scott Weiland and the Wildabouts, live at The Garage, London, September 3rd 2015
A rescheduled show due to guitar player Jeremy Brown’s passing, meant that fans who had been expecting to see the band live back in April were chomping at the... -
The Brew, live at the 100 Club, London, April 29 2015
Almost one year to the day on from their fantastic show at the same venue The Brew return to London's famous 100 Club to bring their own blend of...
- W.A.S.P.'s BLACKIE LAWLESS: Stage Production For Upcoming 40th-Anniversary Tour Will Be Like A 'Dark Carnival'
- HARLEY FLANAGAN Says JOHN JOSEPH Will No Longer Be Able To Use CRO-MAGS JM Name: 'The Charade And Confusion Is Over'
- SKID ROW's RACHEL BOLAN Says Decision To Fire Singer ZP THEART Wasn't Taken Lightly: It Was 'Really Hard'
- ROB HALFORD, SLASH, JOHN TEMPESTA, TRACII GUNS And Others Donate Items For KITTEN RESCUE's 'Fur Ball' Charity Auction
- BLACK SABBATH: 'Sabotage'-Era 'Rock Iconz' Statues Coming From KnuckleBonz
- JOE LYNN TURNER Says ROGER WATERS 'Is Still Fighting The Good Fight'
- JOEY RAMONE's Music Catalog Sold For $10 Million To PRIMARY WAVE PUBLISHING
- IAN HILL Says JUDAS PRIEST's Next Album Will Be 'More Intricate' And 'More Complicated' Than 'Firepower'
- OZZY OSBOURNE Says DAVID LEE ROTH Has 'Lost A Couple Of Nuts And Bolts': 'He's Like Somewhere Else'
- See Never-Before-Released RONNIE JAMES DIO Interview From 1990 'Lock Up The Wolves' Tour
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The anti-hero we all needed – Tony Wright on new anti-album and UK tour
Cannonball is a sad and lonely song. Full of emotions that wouldn't be wished upon anyone. It's where we end up when we lose confidence and stability... -
The Dead Daisies – Radiance Review
I feel that with The Dead Daisies the recurring theme is always "carry on", the machine has been oiled and greased for long performance. It doesn't matter who they... -
Slipknot – The End, So Far Review
Staying true to the basic principle, the band gets more atmospheric with ‘De Sade’, and also the great ‘Finale’ shows that Slipknot is much more than just a musical... -
Avantasia – A Paranormal Evening With The Moonflower Society Review
To all friends of Rock Epics and Metal Operas, I just can say welcome to "A Paranormal Evening with the Moonflower Society" … what a long title for an... -
Rage – Spreading The Plague EP Review
A stop-gap EP until we get another full album of Rage metal, will do just fine and if the songs are as good as these then we’re in for... -
Raven – Leave ‘Em Bleeding Review
Raven – the purveyors of ‘athletic rock’ spawned the thrash and speed metal movement in the early ’80s influencing all those rabid metalheads from across the pond to grab...
