Reviews
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Tesla, Wayward Sons, Flash Fires, Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London. June 16, 2019 This is my third shot of Tesla in five days and it is testament to how good the band is live that I am as excited to see them tonight as the first time. Having seen their […]
The weather could certainly be better this evening and the courtyard of the Royal Chelsea Hospital is a sea of seated rain ponchos and umbrellas before the Darkness hit the stage and Justin Hawkins refuses to admit defeat. Calling everyone from the hospitality areas at the back to the front […]
Trinity Live is a charity event that has been taking place since 2014, setting itself up as a yearly event with its second edition in 2017. This year the event was back in Leamington Spa Assembly Hall and was raising funds for Help Musicians UK and Mind, the mental health charity. Here’s our review of the event!
Rumours about the supposed “unsuitability” of the support band No Sleep For Lucy for a Doro show had already reached the London crowd before they hit the stage. Looking a bit like the boy band Bros they sound a little bit Eclipse or Vega at best and obviously have ambitions […]
Motley Crue published a book eighteen years ago that would become a staple in rock collections worldwide. One that showed the depravity that was rife in Hollywood, containing 448 pages of sex, drugs, abuse, murder, heartbreak, and tales from the Sunset Strip. It was described by Rolling Stone as “Utterly […]
Empath…. right, where do I start? Let’s get the facts out of the way. This is the 18th studio album from Canada’s most prolific musician (in my opinion) and his first album without using the Devin Townsend Project moniker since 2007’s Ziltoid The Omniscient. The last ‘big’ gig Devin performed […]
One of my favourite ways to start a new year is with a new band obsession, which is exactly what I’ve found with The Dogs. I’m not talking about the US proto-punk trio from Michigan, or the post-punk Dogs from London who called it a day in 2011. I’m talking […]
There is no question that the Lords of Chaos movie has amassed a huge amount of controversy from musicians and black metal fans alike. Most of the musicians that were to be played on screen didn’t want to be associated with the project, with the likes of Varg Vikernes of Burzum […]
HRH XII Thursday Eden’s Curse It’s an absolute packed house when Eden’s Curse kick off proceedings with ‘Masquerade Ball’. For a band delivering big prog epics it’s hard to fit much into a festival length set and they almost just seem to be getting started with ‘Angels and Demons’ inspired […]
Sinsaenum embarked on a European tour in support of their new album “Repulsion for Humanity.” 19th October 2018 saw the tour arrive at the long-standing live music venue The Dome, London. With T.A.N.K and Hatesphere in tow, be prepared for an unforgettable night of music that embodies danger, power and […]