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 ›
Released in the final breath of 2021 but another proposition which breeds captivation like few others, Rewind is the new album from Swedish-Australian indie pop outfit Tiny Fighter. It is a collection of tracks which caress the senses as they… Read More ›
They call it ”powerslop deathrock”, we call it rapaciously virulent rock ‘n’ roll but however you wish to tag the sound of Old Bones, it makes for one very satisfying and rousing time within their debut EP, Sleepwalker. Hailing from… Read More ›
Hi and thank you for sparing time to chat with us. Gabriel Gaba (Vocals): Of course, the pleasure is ours! Could you first introduce the band and tell us how it came to be? GG – I am Gabriel Gaba,… Read More ›
With influences to its breeding ranging from “70’s/80’s Rush and Genesis to more modern prog like Dream Theatre and Between the Buried and Me” it was hard to exactly imagine what the debut album from UK metallers Redshift was going… Read More ›
The approaching spring of 2016 saw Spanish instrumental outfit Ciconia confirm themselves as one fascinating and enthralling proposition with the release of the album Winterize. Now almost to the day the Valladolid hailing trio are unveiling its successor, an even… Read More ›
Just a handful of weeks short of five years back, Norwegian metallers In Vain released the ear gripping Ænigma. It was a release which brought and honed all the potential and impressive attributes of its two predecessors to one seriously… Read More ›
Released earlier this year with a more recent and wider reboot, Rumours of a Coming Dawn is the debut album from Swizz metallers Shadowpath. It is also one of those encounters which certainly makes a strong impression first time around… Read More ›
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 ›
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 ›
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