Since first submitting tracks for inclusion on our Bone Orchard podcast at Audioburger.com, Czech thrashers Sixth Dimension has been a regular fuse to strong responses and a hunger for more from the show’s listeners. Still relatively a secret outside of… Read More ›
Project Silence is a sonic and invasive scourge from Finland which ignited a lasting passion and hunger in us for their presence through the album 424 which unleashed its extreme toxicity last year. The album was brawl of… Read More ›
We have had a bit of a ‘crush’ on UK rockers Patriot Rebel ever since the band submitted a couple of tracks for our Bone Orchard show at Audioburger.com, songs receiving a persistent airing which is as much down to… Read More ›
Listening to Rise And Shine the debut album from UK popsters The Toniks you cannot help at times thinking this is a band which has the misfortune to have missed their time slot in music history. Certainly they have a… Read More ›
The first release since the outstanding Reclamation album of 2012, US punk metallers Mongrel unleash their new single Snakes and continue to set new standards for themselves and aspiring rock/metal bands. Taking from their upcoming Evolution EP which is slated… Read More ›
UK rock band Kismet Ryding is brewing up a nice little potent buzz for itself these days and their new Look.See.Don’t.Trip EP shows exactly why. Consisting of six thrilling and enterprising blends of sixties psychedelic flames and prime garage rock… Read More ›
It has been two years since pop punksters Top Buzzer paraded their irresistible talents and mischievous sounds on debut album Outside Is a World, twenty four months or so full of impatience certainly in the past half a year waiting… Read More ›
Since forming in 2010, Australian metallers Age Of Menace has not only carved a formidable and striking presence within the underground scene of their country but also across the internet taking the band in the arms of eager acclaim further… Read More ›
Russian metallers Grenouer have been regularly featured and devoured on our podcast The Bone Orchard at http://www.audioburger.com over the past couple of years so the news and chance to review their new album offered a rapacious hunger to the excitement…. Read More ›
In recent months one band especially has stepped into its own light within the UK indie rock scene and that is Drop Down Smiling, a quartet from Coventry which has shown an ability to create irresistible infections through intelligently crafted… Read More ›
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