Reviews roundup – Eden’s Curse vs. Johnny & Jaalene vs. Jason Wells vs. Angeline EDEN’S CURSE Testament – The Best Of Eden’s Curse AFM I’ve always been slightly unconvinced by Eden’s Curse. I mean their take on power metal was always enjoyable but if you asked me to hum a tune I’d be toiling….
Category: Metal
Reviews roundup – Evil Scarecrow vs. The Red Goes Black vs. William Shatner vs. Slears
Reviews roundup – Evil Scarecrow vs. The Red Goes Black vs. William Shatner vs. Slears EVIL SCARECROW Chapter IV: Antartarctica Dead Box Records I like Evil Scarecrow. There aren’t enough nutters doing the rounds these days. Especially not ones whose latest album is about “the endeavours of a sandal-clad monk bravely exploring a sub-antarctic…
EVIL SCARECROW release their new single & the cosmically fabulous video for ‘Red Riding Hood’
EVIL SCARECROW release their new single & the cosmically fabulous video for ‘Red Riding Hood’ Evil Scarecrow’s fourth album sees them take another giant leap forward with the release of this sumptuous monster of a record, blending metal and melodies with riffs, roars and razor wit, it is everything you would expect from these multi-talented and…
Reviews roundup – Onkel Tom vs. Hungryheart vs. Dale Bandy vs. The Little Red Rooster Blues Band
Reviews roundup – Onkel Tom vs. Hungryheart vs. Dale Bandy vs. The Little Red Rooster Blues Band ONKEL TOM Bier Ernst Steamhammer / SPV You know when you’re a youngster and there’s a general unspoken understanding that you don’t sit too close to “that” Uncle at family gatherings. Well, that’s Onkel Tom. The solo project…
Saxon Re-issue The Eagle Has Landed (again)
Saxon, over the decades have gone from being pioneers of the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal, to becoming one of the most successful UK rock acts of all time. The truth, though, is that Saxon have always transcended trends and eras. From 1979’s ‘Saxon’ album to new album Thunderbolt, the band have enjoyed considerable…
Mother Feather announces new album, ‘Constellation Baby’
New York City’s Mother Feather have perfected the formula to pay homage to the roots of punk’n’roll and heavy rock injected with their own brand of the divine feminine, and since their debut album have been keeping the audience on their toes. The evolution of their high-energy “pop cock rock” surges forward this November with…
