Album Reviews
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Three Days Grace - Explosions
Three Days Grace are back with their new album titled ‘Explosions’. This will be the band’s first full-length release since 2018’s ‘Outsider’ which saw a lot of eyes return to the ever-changing rock band. With the hype surrounding the new release, I just had to give the record a spin for myself. Here are my...
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The L.I.F.E Project - The L.I.F.E. Project
Josh Rand of Stone Sour and Casandra Carson of Paralandra have joint forces for a brand new collaborative project titled The L.I.F.E. Project. The newly formed group are unleashing their self-titled EP under Bloodblast Distribution. Both Josh and Casandra have tons of experience when it comes to rock music, so I think this EP will...
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Myles Kennedy - The Ides of March
Myles Kennedy is back with his solo album titled ‘The Ides of March’. The Alter Bridge frontman may be one of the hottest commodities in rock and metal at this current time, so it goes without saying that the hype around this release is astounding. I’ve been looking forward to this one for a while...
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Alice Cooper - Detroit Stories
The legend himself Alice Cooper is back with ‘Detroit Stories’! His successor to 2017’s ‘Paranormal’ album is finally here for fans to get something new from the rock icon. Featuring 4 of the songs from his 2019 ep ‘Breadcrumbs’, fans have already had a taste of what is to come. Following the release of ‘Rise’...
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Foo Fighters - Medicine At Midnight
Foo Fighters are back with their long-awaited tenth studio album. The album opens with ‘Making A Fire’, the track instantly lures you in with a good beat, and distorted guitars. The song features some gospel-style singing between these big guitar riffs, the chorus also features some nice humming complimenting Dave’s voice very well. The first...
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Feeder - Torpedo
Multi-platinum-selling south Welsh rockers, Feeder, are back with their latest album ‘Torpedo’. The new album follows the momentum set by their resurgent run of three consecutive UK Top 10’s, with 2016’s ‘All Bright Electric’, 2017’s ‘Best Of’, and 2019’s ‘Tallulah’. The band will be hoping to make this a fourth. Despite the press material for...
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Greta Van Fleet - The Battle At Garden’s Gate
Greta Van Fleet are back with their second album ‘The Battle At Garden’s Gate’. Since the band’s debut album the quartet have moved from Michigan to Nashville, and have spent much of their time with Foo Fighters/Paul McCartney producer Greg Kustin. The band’s last album took them to every corner of the globe, playing to...
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GWAR - The Disc With No Name
GWAR have made a name for themselves by being one of the most unique bands to date. Their name is an acronym for ‘God What an Awful Racket’ and their intergalactic persona is something that has never been able to be replicated. This leads any release from the band to receive a lot of hype...
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Kid Kapichi - There Goes The Neighbourhood
Kid Kapichi are back with their third album ‘There Goes The Neighbourhood’. The Hastings based band have already managed to build a considerable following off the backs of their 2021 debut ‘This Time Next Year’, and 2022’s ‘Here’s What You Could Have Won’, even getting recognition from the likes of Liam Gallagher and Frank Carter....
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La Morte Viene Dallo Spazio - Trivial Visions
La Morte Viene Dallo Spazio (Death Comes From Space) are here with their unique take on the world of Rock. The band have a very Sci-Fi esc presence in their music and the Italian quintet are hoping to make a cosmic impact in the music industry. It’s not every day you get a band like...
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Stone Broken - Revelation
Stone Broken are back with their latest album ‘Revelation’. The album promises to be some of the band’s most “out there” work as they strive to push themselves to the next level. I had to see what all the noise was about so here is my review of the release. Opening the album is ‘Black...
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The OBGMs - The Ends
The OBGMs, Or The Oooh Baby Gimme Mores, start their second album off with ‘Outsah’, leading us in with a mix of percussion clamouring together, before taking us into a strong punky rock drum and bass infusion. The song gives us our first listen to the OBGMs unique stylings with screamy, disguised vocals. ‘Outsah’ is...