Album review: The Good The Bad and The Zugly “The Worst Four Years”
The Good The Bad and The Zugly (GBZ) is high-energy, good-fun Norwegian punk rock of the best kind.
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Record Reviews
Album review: Ursinne “Swim with the Leviathan”
Ursinne arrives on the scene with a splendidly fierce and beautifully inaccessible death metal album.
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Album review: Accept “The Rise of Chaos”
The German metal veterans have still got it. With “The Rise of Chaos” Accept gives us a fab new heavy metal album.
Read MoreAlbum review: Marty Friedman “Wall of Sound”
Guitarist Marty Friedman is back with a beautifully explosive and genre-bending solo album. As usual, he does it his own way.
Read MoreAlbum review: Alice Cooper “Paranormal”
Veteran shock rocker Alice Cooper is back with some smoking new music! Producer Bob Ezrin brings back some magic from the 70s to the new album.
Read MoreAlbum review: Hirsh Gardner “My Brain Needs a Holiday”
New England drummer Hirsh Gardner is back with another fabulously varied solo album filled with uplifting, catchy and melodic rock music. The Luke Skywalker of sunshine rock is back.
Read MoreAlbum review: Barb Wire Dolls “Rub My Mind”
Barely a year after their last album, Barb Wire Dolls are back with a new studio album packed with attitude and catchy tunes.
Read MoreEP review: Aborted “Bathos” | Sheer extreme metal brilliance
Nowadays I expect nothing short of perfection from Belgian extreme metal maniacs Aborted. On their new EP we get it. This is nothing short of a brutal masterpiece.
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EP review: Ov Shadows “Monologues” | Damp shadow-hugging music
Ov Shadows is a band that lives in a dark, damp and bleak world. There’s no hope in the band’s fabulously dark music.
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Album review: Old James “Speak Volumes”
The fabulous Brian Stephenson (Annihilator, Skull Fist) is back with his own trio and a jam-tastic debut album from Old James. Love it.
Read MoreAlbum review: Slimfit “1” | Tom Petty-esque rock from the blue mountains of Hellsingland
Slimfit plays Tom Petty-esque grown-up rock on their catchy debut album “1”.
Read MoreAlbum review: The Night Flight Orchestra “Amber Galactic”
Soilwork and Arch Enemy members get together for some catchy classic rock fun on the new album by The Night Flight Orchestra.
Read MoreAlbum review: The Leather Nun “Vive La Fete! Vive La Révolution” | Glasnost, Soviet tanks and rock’n’roll in Estonia
Back in 1988, Swedish garage rockers The Leather Nun helped bring down the Soviet Union. Now you can add this piece of history to your record collection.
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