Album Review: Ashen Road – Echoes (Self Released)
Ashen Road, the alternative progressive rock/metal band (or prog lite) who hail from Perth, Western Australia have now released their brand-new album, ‘Echoes’.
Author: Carl Fisher
Bloodstock 2025: Halloween Treats – 15 More Bands Announced!
Hot on the heels of the monstrously good news about MASTODON joining the bill last Friday, here’s another 15 bands for Bloodstock 2025!
Vanitas Release Cover of ‘115’ From the Call of Duty: Black Ops Zombies Soundtrack!
Fresh off of the back of their sophomore EP release ‘Chaos Theory’ and subsequent UK tour, Vanitas return with a homage to their love of video game soundtracks in the form of a cover of 115 from the Call of Duty: Black Ops Zombies Soundtrack.
Album Review: VOLA – Friend Of A Phantom (Mascot Records)
VOLA, the Danish-Swedish progressive metal quartet will release their new studio album ‘Friend of a Phantom,’ on November 1st, 2024, via Mascot Records.
Live Review: Lacuna Coil with Blind Channel at The Roundhouse, London (25/10/24)
Mainstays of the gothic and alternative metal scene, it’s hard to believe that Lacuna Coil have been doing this, in one form or another, for around 30 years. A career that has seen countless highs and lows, it’s simply stunning to see this band as relevant as ever as 2024 comes to an end. Not only delivering a stellar live show, but showcasing new music on route to the release of a brand-new album.
EP Review: Line Of Fire – Scars (Self Released)
After years of perseverance, evolution, and overcoming immense personal challenges, Nottinghamshires Line of Fire are now set to return with their highly anticipated new EP, ‘Scars’. The 4-track release marks a significant turning point for the band, both musically and personally, and will be released on November 1st, 2024.
Album Review: Klogr – Fractured Realities (Zeta Factory)
After a seven-year hiatus following their last album, ‘Keystone,’ melodic metallers, Klogr triumphantly return with their brand-new album, ‘Fractured Realities’, on October 31st, 2024.
Album Review: Magnetar – There Will Be No Peace in My Valley (Vendetta Records)
Magnetar, a three-piece blackened death metal band from the UK, have released their debut album ‘There Will Be No Peace in My Valley’ via Vendetta Records.