Another encounter slightly derailed by Covid in its making and release, Beware Believers is the new album from British post punks CROWS. The silver lining was that the band once enabled to return to its completion came back “with fresh… Read More ›
Month: April 2022
Extinction A.D. – Culture of Violence
Its press release states that Culture of Violence is “the album we’ve been in the process of creating since 2015. This is the record where we can firmly say with confidence, “This is what XAD is all about!””. It is… Read More ›
Misfire – Sympathy For The Ignorant
It is the primal instincts of thrash metal which predominantly gets our personal juices flowing like a river and so it seems equally so it is for US trio MISFIRE. The band has just unleashed their debut album and with… Read More ›
Siberian Tusk – Reapers By Trade
Courtesy of impressive debut album, Save My Soul, there has been widespread and keen anticipation for a successor, especially in recent months with the news of one’s impending release. Now Norwegian rockers SIBERIAN TUSK are poised to uncage the roar… Read More ›
Shameless Fascinations
Reflection, goodwill, chocolate eggs and a fresh bag of melodic goodness, that was at the heart of Easter. The latter unsurprisingly came courtesy of our friend Shauna, she of the mesmeric duo Ummagma and the mighty Shameless Promotion PR. Quickly… Read More ›
Estetica Noir – This Dream In Monchrome
Five years after beguiling our imaginations with the album Purity, Italian outfit ESTETICA NOIR have once again cast ears in enthrallment. Its successor, This Dream In Monchrome, is nurtured in the shadows of heart and mind, yet an escape from… Read More ›
Agape – Mind Pollution
Mind Pollution is the debut album from Italian rockers AGAPE, and a release which, with its body of groove strapped, blues kissed rock ‘n’ roll, firmly introduces the band to the European rock scene. Formed in 2017, the Firenze hailing… Read More ›
Buster Shuffle – Go Steady
Though not known for eagerly hitting the dance floor even our inhibition loaded bodies have not been able to resist the contagion of BUSTER SHUFFLE over recent years and once more breathlessness has descended courtesy of the Londoners’ romping stomping… Read More ›
Upanishad – Reverse Reflection
Not much more than three years ago we were introduced to the adventurous sounds and imagination of Italian rock band UPANISHAD through their debut album Crossroads. It was a release which soon had us eagerly sharing its originality and audacity… Read More ›
Good Grief – Shake Your Faith
It has been a fair old journey for UK rockers GOOD GRIEF and indeed their debut album, Shake Your Faith but now for all to explore with its recent release, they and we can only feel that it was well… Read More ›
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