Bred through the carnivorous creative hunger of founder Richard K, British industrial metallers Machine Rox provide an irrepressible resistance-proof contagion striving to persistently ignite the senses. Since their formation in 2007, the band has sculpted a merger of metal and… Read More ›
Month: September 2014
The Arrogants – Introducing…
The first striking thing, apart from four stomping songs, about Introducing… the new EP from French garage rockers The Arrogants, is the passion and obvious relish the band has for their music and its seeds. The release is a potent… Read More ›
Vandettes – Let it All Go
An eagerly simmering cauldron of melodic expression and emotive energy, Let it All Go the new single from UK band Vandettes, provides a feistily tantalising introduction to a band already raising up a healthy buzz around them. The song is… Read More ›
Kobadelta – Remain Distracted EP
Having been enthralled by their rousing EP, The Hidden Door earlier this year, there was keen anticipation waiting for the release of its successor Remain Distracted. Both EPs come from the creative minds and resourceful imagination of UK band Kobadelta,… Read More ›
Singing forest bred blues: an interview with Electric Woodland
Weaving an inescapable and thrilling lure of blues, heavy metal, and classic rock into something organically unique, Norwegian rock band Electric Woodland has been earning eager attention and acclaim through their stunning debut album Potrero. It is a rigorously… Read More ›
Nethermost – Noetic
Transporting the listener down into the depths of depressive yet intoxicatingly emotional and epic landscapes, Noetic is a strikingly compelling entrance from US metallers Nethermost. Released via Horror Pain Gore Death, the band’s debut album is like an inventive soul… Read More ›
Radium Valley – Tales From The Apocalypse
Standing impressively tall with an album and sound which plays like a mix of Rammstein, Poets Of the Fall, and Type O Negative yet emerges as something richly flavoursome in its originality; French metallers Radium Valley provide a seriously compelling… Read More ›
Madrost – Into The Aquatic Sector
Once past the annoyance of the vocal squeal which instantly ignited the hostility of personal taste at the start of the second track of Into The Aquatic Sector, the new album from US death thrashers Madrost only provided one deeply… Read More ›
Melodic fire and raw passion: an interview with Kyle MacKenzie of 7stbaby
The turn of 2014 saw the unleashing of the debut album from UK rock band 7stbaby. Control swiftly announced a band to keep close attention on with their gripping blend of varied styles into a riveting stoner and grunge veined… Read More ›
7stbaby – Horses
Following up their impressive and acclaimed album Control, British rockers 7stbaby are poised to unleash their new single Horses. A track as voraciously aggressive as it is melodically seductive, Horses easily reinforces the presence and already in place anticipation of… Read More ›
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