Pretty much enamoured with the Johnny Wore Black sound and creative adventure since its first couple of singles way back in 2012, the past two to three years have been seemingly rather quiet for the band. It has as ever… Read More ›
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Crisix – Against The Odds
With its title representing its creators’ “hard work, dedication and friendship”, Against The Odds is the fourth album from Spanish thrashers Crisix and one of those releases which revels in all the best attributes of thrash metal whilst adding… Read More ›
Sacred Wind – Sacred Wind
Having had our pleasures goosed by Odin’s wind courtesy of Metal and Curry, the recent single from Welsh Viking bred rockers Sacred Wind; there was no option but to check out the album from which it comes. Released towards the… Read More ›
Sacred Wind – Metal and Curry
The Vikings came, rampaged, and going by Sacred Wind, left some berserker seed to breed and bide its time before invading the classic metal timeline. The band from the hill sculpted landscape of Llangollen in Wales is the embodiment of… Read More ›
Casting reflections and dispersing shadows: talking Johnny Wore Black with band founder Jay
2014 has been a big and flavoursome year for British melodic and alternative rock, and in no small part thanks to UK band Johnny Wore Black. The brainchild of London based songwriter/producer and stuntman (Les Miserables, The Dark Knight… Read More ›
Molotov Jukebox – Carnival Flower
It has already been firmly established that if you want your feet and body exhausted but blissfully contented then colourful UK revellers Molotov Jukebox are your puppeteers, their previous pair of EPs already the launch pad for riotous hips and… Read More ›
Molotov Jukebox – Bang EP
To incite the gypsy in us all and to make each day a summer blaze of enjoyment, the Bang EP from London sextet Molotov Jukebox is a stunning riot of infectious melodies, feisty hooks, and insatiable energy. Combining the heated… Read More ›
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