We cannot say that seventies/eighties metal and hard rock are flavours which light our fires too often but it is fair to say that Higher & Higher, the new album from Italian outfit Sandness ticked many boxes of enjoyment whilst… Read More ›
Crashdiet
The Sick Side – Born to Kill
Bracingly raw and with an attitude and character as mischievous as it is antagonistic, Born To Kill the debut album from Spanish rockers The Sick Side, is like one of those companions you know you should not hang out with… Read More ›
Boiling energies and contagious storms: an interview with Rikki from Sister
Swedish metallers Sister has built and earned a strong reputation for their raw and voraciously energetic sounds as well as live performances which leave a swarm of other bands in the shade. Creating a mix of punk and sleaze rock… Read More ›
Sister – Disguised Vultures
It is easy to declare that on Disguised Vultures, the new album from Swedish metallers Sister, there is very little new going on but you can just as comfortably announce that the album is a refreshing and imagination teasing… Read More ›
ToxicRose – Self Titled
The self-titled debut EP from Swedish rockers ToxicRose may not hold many surprises but it does offer plenty of bruising fun and sleaze soaked enterprise. Combining an energetic blend of hard rock and melodic metal the band unleashes a sound… Read More ›
Peepshow: Brand New Breed
For all those with a fervour for the likes of Black Veil Brides, Duff McKagan’s Loaded, Backyard Babies and CrashDiet then new rock n roll rebels Peepshow will be right up your eager veins, even more so if you like… Read More ›
Skarlett Riot: Villain
If you have not come across UK rock band Skarlett Riot yet that will soon change with the release of their new EP Villain on March 19th. Bristling with formidable sounds, confrontational attitude, and a bearing of its fangs, the… Read More ›
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