You wait 30 years for a classic album to be played in full and then 3 turn up at once. I’m sure I’ve heard that somewhere before but I digress… this gig, for me, was a big deal. It’s not called The Big 3-0 for nothing.
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Pompadour – Cut To The Chase EP review
‘Cut To The Chase’ gives the impression that the band are very comfortable with the material they play, not overstretching themselves but able to create their niche effortlessly and with a refreshing approach to their music.
Vambo – Vambo review
Both guitarist Pete Lance and vocalist Jack Stiles have managed to craft that perfect combo that all classic bands over the decades have produced. This is clearly not just one person’s vision and in Vambo, the band all feel like necessary cogs in the wheel.
Blind Guardian’s Twilight Orchestra – Legacy of the Dark Lands, An epic album, 20 years in the making – Review
This isn’t a ‘stream it when you feel like it’ exercise, it’s a put the vinyl on, get the e-Book and read the story, absorb the lyrics and lose yourself in the story exercise.
Eric Gales – The Bookends review
Released: Out Now Label: Provogue/Mascot Label Group Genre: Blues Musicians: Eric Gales on guitar and lead vocals, Mono Neon on bass, Aaron Haggerty on drums, La Donna Gales on backing vocals and percussion, Dylan Wiggins on organ. Track Listing: 1 – Intro 2 – Something’s Gotta Give (Feat B.Slade) 3 – Whatcha Gon’ Do 4 […]
ERJA LYYTINEN – Another World review
Genre: ROCK Label: GOODTOGO Release date: Out Now Line up: Erja Lyytinen. – Vocals, guitars. Kasperi Kallio. – Keyboard, Hammond. Tatu Back. – Bass. Liro Laitenen. – Drums. Track-list: Snake in the Grass Cherry Overdrive Another World Hard as Stone Wedding Day Miracle Torn Break my Heart Gently Finnish guitarist Erja Lyytinen […]
BillyBio – Feed The Fire review
There is plenty to celebrate about this album. It is chock full of well-crafted energetic slices of hardcore punk heaven. There are plenty of classic ripping riffs, mixing with the solos.
Danny Bryant – Means Of Escape review
This album hands you deep and dirty grooves one minute and then spine-tingling beauty the next.
The Wildhearts – Diagnosis mini album review
The last track, ‘LOCAC’ will surprise, enthrall and annoy fans in equal measure. Angry, distorted, liberally dosed with fiery vocals from Ginger, the track is best described as extreme progressive punk, a genre I never knew existed