As in any year there is always a clutch of releases which really get their hooks deep into our passions and among those burrowing deep in 2015 was the debut album from UK rockers DEEPSHADE. Everything Popular Is Wrong was… Read More ›
Soundgarden
Draw Into Disorder – Nappy
Draw Into Disorder is a band from Japan which openly bears classic influences in their grunge bred sound, a trait so many bands have embraced over the years but few have moulded it into something as distinct and gripping as… Read More ›
Servant Leader – Raised by Wolves – Part 1
The promo received tagged Raised by Wolves as set in the hard rock genre but it took little time to prove much more diverse and ambitious than that suggests, and also that it is one aggressively enjoyable encounter. Raised by… Read More ›
The Krueggers – Hysterical Cold Side and Dark Memories
If you are going to unapologetically wear your influences on your musical sleeve you are going to need plenty more to tempt to step out from the crowd. Brazilian outfit The Krueggers have and do just that, it all in… Read More ›
NoYz? – Tinnitus
Ever since being introduced to Noyz? years back through their ear grabbing track Happy Hour In A Junkyard, a song persistently played upon the internet shows we were involved with, The RR has been patiently waiting for the first album… Read More ›
Desert Clouds – Nothing Beyond The Cage
It is probably fair to say that we did not make an immediate connection with the new album from UK based rockers Desert Clouds yet there was a certain lure which took us back to its atmospheric embrace with intrigue… Read More ›
Mammoth Temple – We’re Not Extinct
Having just been introduced to former Thirteen Shots frontman Johnny Rose’s new project in Blast Bomb we now have the new endeavour from its guitarist Lewis Manchip for you. That proposition is Mammoth Temple and they have just released their… Read More ›
Exploring the lures of The Lunar Effect
Hailing from London in the UK, The Lunar Effect is a band making a potent impression on the Capital’s live scene and through their debut EP, Strange Lands released last year. We caught up with the band to find out… Read More ›
SixTwoSeven – Some Other’s Day EP
You cannot just make up real rock ‘n’ roll; it is in the heart as evidenced by Seattle alternative rock outfit SixTwoSeven. You just know it is an instinct in the quartet as their debut EP, Some Other’s Day rumbles… Read More ›
Andreas S Jensen – Disturbed
To this point in time, Danish born, London based Andreas S Jensen has made a notable name for himself for being a guitarist in Dub Pistols, as a writer/producer whose co-writes with the likes of Kevin Lyttle, Armand Van Helden,… Read More ›
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