When a band and artist which lives for live performance is completely restrained as all were by the Covid pandemic you can imagine the pent up frustration and desperate itch that builds and builds. Swedish rockers Transport League are an… Read More ›
In the worlds of George A. Romero and the likes of Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, and Charlie Adlard, zombies and the reanimated have only one urge, to devour us. The truth is they will simply return to create blood curdling,… Read More ›
Emerging from the darkside to voraciously and increasingly beckon attention, Mama Doom released stunning debut album, From Blue to Bone, in 2018 to lusty acclaim. Now the US rockers have unveiled its successor, a purveyor of a darkness where beauty… Read More ›
The source of fine sounds and good deeds, The Chamber of Chills is the new album from UK psychobillies Norm & The Nightmarez. Limited to 100 copies on CD and also available digitally, it is already proving just a couple… Read More ›
Last year we shared a Video Nasty, now UK outfit das Ghoul invite as all to Trip the Light Phantasmic; both ventures to the dark side which we can only lustily recommend. That 2020 EP was our introduction to the… Read More ›
Though maybe best known as the frontman of UK psychobillies Norm and The Nightmarez, musician/songwriter Norm Elliott has regularly offered ear grabbing side projects and solo adventures venturing various aspects of rock ‘n’ roll. The latest is Elliott Carson &… Read More ›
King Kong Blues is a French band which has ripped up stages at home and across Europe, sharing stages with the likes of Meteors, Fleshtones, Powersolo and many more along the way. They create an incitement which makes you throw… Read More ›
Want to explore one of the year’s most compelling, thrilling and addictive offerings to spark addiction in our ears? Then ladies and gentleman, boys and girls we offer up Act 1-It Starts With A Bow, the debut album from Swedish… Read More ›
Bliss comes in various designs, beauty and harmony often escorting it but for us right now it is found in the vision of a cold, desolate graveyard hosting a moss gilded dance-floor thick in rotting corpses slamming and moshing to… Read More ›
As much as we always try to be objective when approaching a new encounter with Spunk Volcano & the Eruptions it is hard, and increasingly so, not to carry keen anticipation and excitement within our critical ears such the thick… Read More ›
