The past days have seen the unveiling of the sophomore EP of South African rock singer-songwriter ROSS HARDING. Earlier this year its predecessor, Rest & Resurrection, stirred keen praise and attention, a warm up we suggest though for the greater… Read More ›
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 ›
Earlier this year Australian rockers Smoking Martha teased us with Liquid Sunshine then taunted us with Wild and Free, two singles which sparked an over eager anticipation here for the band’s new album. Now just unveiled, Universe has proved that… Read More ›
King Kong Blues is a French band which has ripped up stages at home and across Europe, sharing stages with the likes of Meteors, Fleshtones, Powersolo and many more along the way. They create an incitement which makes you throw… Read More ›
Providing one fascinating and compelling proposition, Tales of Faith and Lunacy is the latest album from Italian songwriter Nero Kane (real name Marco Mezzadri). It is a release which emerges and radiates from within darkness, temptation loaded shadows and cinematic… Read More ›
Not to be mistaken with the Finnish doom metallers of the same name, Orbiter is a Norwegian groove machine creating a vipers nest of temptation from the core essences of stoner metal and blues rock with plenty more in the… Read More ›
Bold, ballsy and just a little devilish, Thank You is the new EP from Belgium rockers Shtevil. It offers up six tracks which revel in a mix of classic and blues rock with in your veins rock n’ roll, five… Read More ›
After the release of their well-received debut album, Twist Your Bones, in 2015 The Mojo Slide with praise still wrapping their ears have spent the past few years working on its successor. This September sees its highly anticipated release and… Read More ›
Very different in flavour and sound but both a rousing pleasure in these dark times we have a couple of singles you should be checking out; the offerings of Feed The Wolf and The Winachi Tribe two pleasure sparking distractions…. Read More ›
Having been impressed with their debut single a good few weeks back, we had the chance to get to know the band and enterprise behind the striking introduction to Fires of Freya. So with thanks to vocalist Cheryl Reynolds… Read More ›
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