Metal Reviews

Dust Of Time / Hawkwind mission continues through this cosmos and onto the next

Arguably the biggest cult band in the UK, Hawkwind are both one of the most quintessentially English acts, but also the most underrated. Read the review of Dust Of Time. @_hawkwindoficial_ #Hawkwind

Jethro Tull / The Zealot Gene is pure Tull brilliance

Entering their 55th year in existence, Jethro Tull are an evergreen presence in British rock music. New album The Zealot Gene is pure Tull brilliance. @jethrotull_

Arjen Lucassen boldly goes back to where he has been before as Star One is reborn again

Arjen Lucassen's Star One to release Revel In Time. There really is so much to get to know and appreciate. If you love Arjen's work, Revel In Time will really hit the spot for you. @ayreon_official @floor_jansen_official @marcelabovio @cuijpersjohn

Scarlet Rebels / See Through Blue a contender for classic rock album of the year

Scarlet Rebels release See Through Blue on 18 January. We already have a contender for classic rock album of the year on our hands right here. @scarletrebelsofficial

Chaos Perversion / Sensory annihilation of classic South American Extreme Metal style

Chilean Black/Death Metal duo Chaos Perversion are set to unleash their debut EP, Petrified Against the Emanation, upon the unsuspecting world. @sentientruin @death_total

Picture This / Uriah Heep give their early albums the picture disc treatment

Uriah Heep. Very Eavy, Very Umble from 1970 and 1971s Salisbury are both definitely products of their era when you listen to them now. @uriahheepofficial

Lawnmower Deth / Blunt Cutters is an album to lift the cobwebs of despair

With no album from "legendary garden machinery obsessed Thrash/Crossover titans" Lawnmower Deth since '93s Billy, all that is about to change with Blunt Cutters @lawnmowerdeth_pete @dissonance_productions

An evening with Bruce Dickinson is heartfelt and warm, with a serious dose of comic value

It's three months shy of twenty-one years since Iron Maiden played Shepherd's Bush Empire, tonight's venue for what could easily have been billed as 'A Very Special, Thought Provoking and Memorable Evening...

Toby Jepson / British Rock’s most underrated and compulsive songwriter

Album Review: Toby Jepson: Viewfinder is a must have collection of eclectic songs from the pen of one of British Rock's most underrated, compulsive songwriters.

Sculptor / Melodeath Metal with haunting, mournful moods and melodies

Sculptor - taking the core of the Göthenburg sound and fashioned it into their own style with 'Untold Secrets'

Neuronspoiler / ‘Spoiled For Choice’ is one of this years most enjoyable Metal albums

Album Review: Neuronspoiler Return with Best Album Yet. With 'Spoiled For Choice', they have actually produced one of the most enjoyable Metal albums of 2020.

Flying Colors / Let rip with superb live showcase from London

Album Review: Flying Colors: Third Stage: Live in London (Music Theories Recordings). A fine live collection by a band that clearly has much to give.

ENTER SHIKARI – NOTHING IS TRUE & EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE

Enter Shikari's Genre-Defying Album: Nothing Is True & Everything Is Possible - A Musical Journey of Eclectic Styles and Politically Charged Lyrics

Judas Priest Score A Perfect Ten For Firepower

It's finally here. 'Firepower', the most hotly anticipated Metal album of 2018 has arrived and it lives up to and surpasses all expectations.

Bernie Tormé: Flowers & Dirt

Bernie Tormé is releasing his first solo record in fifteen years, his first studio work since 2008 on September 29th, and 'Flowers & Dirt' proves to be an album well worth the...

Wisdom: Judas

WISDOM - 'Judas' - (Noise Art Records) Release Date: August 24th 2012. Words: Ivan David

Arjen Anthony Lucassen – Lost In The New Real

What is real? Nothing is real, according to John Lennon, but one things existence that cannot be disputed is 'Lost In The New Real', the latest album from Arjen Anthony Lucassen, the...
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