Album review: Dee Snider – Leave a Scar
Dee Snider delivers a tight modern metal record that draws from the heavier part of his past, while incorporating newer influences.
Album review – Mammoth WVH
Mammoth WVH features Wolfgang Van Halen as a one man band, but this isn’t a vanity project from the son of a legend; it’s a great modern rock record in…
Album review: Tallah – Matriphagy
Tallah’s debut album ‘Matriphagy’ is a well-written, tightly played love letter to nu-metal that will assault your senses with surgical precision and a relentless drive.
Album review: Zakk Sabbath – Vertigo
Zakk Wylde’s tribute band offers a full recreation of Black Sabbath’s debut album on its 50th anniversary. But is it worth it?
Album review: The Venus Fly Trap / Alex Novak – Mercurial 1978-2018
Guest writer Peter Dennis reviews ‘Mercurial 1978-2018’, a compilation that pulls together all the strands of Alex Novak’s career from the punk sound of ISAWS, to the futurist darkwave of…
Album review: Elder – Omens
Elder’s ‘Omens’ skillfully blends prog, psychedelic and stoner rock into a delightful collection of 5 ten-minute songs that feel almost cinematic.
Album review: Ozzy Osbourne – Ordinary Man
Ozzy’s best album in a long time, and a decent attempt to update his sound. It’s a far cry from his classic albums, but it’s much better than I expected.
Album Review: Sons of Apollo – MMXX
Supergroup Sons of Apollo finds its groove with a grandiose second album filled with musical prowess.
Album review: Jack Broadbent – Moonshine Blue
‘Moonshine Blue’ is an excellent blues/folk record from British guitarist Jack Broadbent.
Album review: Lindemann – F & M
Lindemann, the duo of Till Lindemann of Rammstein and Peter Tägtgren of Pain, released a surprising second album, based, of all things, on the story of Hansel and Gretel.