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 ›
It is around six years since certainly we last heard from UK rockers Sykopath Condor and their attention grabbing stoner bred mix of metal and rock. The band has been quiet in recent times but vocalist George Zafirakis has certainly… Read More ›
Making a play on much broader attention, Italian rockers Outwave recently unveiled debut album, The Storm, and fair to say in its short presence so far it is arousing keen praise and support. It is no real surprise such the… Read More ›
The release of debut single, Supernatural, almost effortlessly courted a tide of ears the way of Irish outfit Pale Blue Moon last year, a height of temptation echoed by its successor, It’s Not Real, not so long ago. Now it… Read More ›
Having caught our imagination with their recent single Brawl (Fight), UK rockers Thudd were sure of keen intrigue here towards new EP, Not My Type. Offering four slices of the band’s deviously infectious and unapologetically forceful sound, the debut… Read More ›
With a lyrical prowess as potent and emotive as the sounds which wrap them, Florida outfit New Dilemma have introduced themselves to the wider world with the release of debut EP, Is Your Story Over. It is a band which… Read More ›
When choosing the band’s name, The Big Dirty wanted a moniker which “left no confusion to what they’re all about…Big, loud and larger than life. Dirty….” Well job done and reinforced by the title of their debut album, The Sex…. Read More ›
Already no strangers to attention and acclaim, UK outfit False Hearts can expect to be faced by plenty more through their new release, the Remedy EP. Offering four slices of the fiery melodic rock which has already brought the band… Read More ›
With a new EP due for release in a few short weeks, Philadelphia based All This Huxley recently gave anticipation a potent lure to its body and heart with lead single Comrade II. A slice of calm but emotively fuelled… Read More ›
Renowned for his exploits with Furyon and Colour Of Noise it is fair to say that firm intrigue and keen anticipation accompanied the news of the debut solo album of British singer/song writer/guitarist Matt Mitchell. Then rich clues to its… Read More ›
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