Review: Obscene ‘Agony & Wounds’
It’s a serene start that emanates from the speakers when the opening, three-and-a-half-minute track, The Cloverland Panopticon begins, which hides
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Author: Matthew Williams
Review: Pijn ‘From Low Beams Of Hope’
Pijn are one of those bands I’ve always skirted around the edges of and never really sat down and paid
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Review: The Ghost Next Door ‘Classic Songs Of Death And Dismemberment’
This has a slightly different feel to most albums that I tend to listen to from my favourite label, Ripple
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Review: Rifflord ’39 Serpent Power’
The build-up to opening track Serpent Power gives off an air of invincibility and of a band that know that
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High On Fire / Silverburn @ Rebellion, Manchester 15th June 2024
The expected traffic jams of people going to see the Foo Fighters at Old Trafford didn’t materialise, so I expected
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Review: Golgotha ‘Spreading The Wings Of Hope’
The haunting melody greets you from the start of the six-minute opening track For Every Tear, but you already know
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Review: Stone Nomads ‘Beyond The Gates’ EP
This might only be a four song EP from Stone Nomads but there is so much to enjoy from the
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Mr. Bungle / Spotlights @ The Ritz, Manchester, 13th June 2024
You could sense the buzz around The Ritz when you walked in. With traffic being a bit crazy with other
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Review: Kayleth ‘New Babylon’
When Kayleth released their 2020 Back To Earth album, they had found a cold and inhospitable place where humanity was
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Review: Abrams ‘Blue City’
You get the feeling with some bands, however hard they try and whatever they produce and put out for our
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Review: bunsenburner ‘Squall’ EP
From the moment Norman Lonhard’s drums begin, the assault on your senses with the opening to Froth and the rest
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