Though it was name we had heard shared in keen terms, especially courtesy of a pair of praise earning albums, we had not really ventured the way of ZEBEDY until the release of the Set The Pace EP in 2017…. Read More ›
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R3VO – Fireflies EP
Not to be confused with the UK’s experimental hip hop project REE-VO, Germany hailing R3VO is a progressive metal band which has just unleashed the Fireflies EP. Both propositions are distinctly different in their music but do share one keen… Read More ›
Malum Sky – Diatribe
Welsh progressive metallers Malum Sky have been coaxing attention for a fair while; from the 2015 release of their extremely well-received self-titled debut EP luring praise for their richly flavoured sound. Now though they are done teasing it and are… Read More ›
Wheel – The Divide EP
With time seemingly at a premium in all aspects of life, especially free time to do as one wishes it is far too easy to be acquainted with bands and artists in name and reputation but not through the real… Read More ›
Vie Jester – All In Jest
It was around two years ago that L.A. trio Vie Jester grabbed ears and impressed with the Etches In Aether EP, a collection of multi-flavoured and imaginatively sculpted melodic/alternative rock bred songs. Recently drummer Cliff Conway got in touch to… Read More ›
Zebedy – Set The Pace
British alternative rockers Zebedy have been on a steady and upward climb since emerging in 2008, previous releases alone establishing the North Wales outfit as one of UK’s most promising propositions. Now they have new EP, Set The Pace doing… Read More ›
White Noise Radio – Cosmos
Offering an eagerly tenacious union of hungry riffs and resourceful grooves, Cosmos is the second EP from UK outfit White Noise Radio. The band’s ear catching alternative rock owes plenty to inspirations ranging from Porcupine Tree and Karnivool to Incubus… Read More ›
Figures – Chronos
Barely giving the acclaim laden dust time to settle after the release of their self-titled debut EP this past February, Australian outfit Figures have just unleashed its predecessor in the similarly striking and fiercely enjoyable shape of Chronos. Offering five… Read More ›
Voyager – Ghost Mile
There is no denying the eager grin which broke upon faces here when the new Voyager album was sent through, having been seriously tempted by the band since their second album uniVers in 2007 and lustfully hooked through their fourth… Read More ›
Figures – Self Titled EP
Melbourne is one of those cities persistently producing exciting new musical proposals and another to strongly add to the long list is Figures. Firmly established and acclaimed in the Australian rock scene, the quintet now have their sights on much… Read More ›
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