27 Years Later: The Story Of Dookie, And How Green Day Changed The World
“Green Day made zits cool!” An innocuous comment made by Papa Roach vocalist Jacoby Shaddix during the opening scenes of an ‘Ultimate…
Sarin – You Can’t Go Back | Album Review
Digging underneath Sarin’s metaphorical landslide – You Can’t Go Back can be a purposefully challenging, but equally rewarding endeavour….
The Young Hearts – The Modern State | Album Review
After teetering on the precipice of destruction for some time now, the debut The Young Hearts record may well only be here because the…
Avatar’s Johannes Eckerstrom: “It was time for our darker, attitude era”
As 21st century metal continues to evolve, few are as adaptable to change as Avatar. The Swedish giants have morphed into a multitude of…
This Is Endless – Formations Of A World Below | Album Review
As death metal continues to maintain a strong following, bands like This Is Endless remain an important part of the framework. The sub…
Avatar – Hunter Gatherer | Album Review
Your inability to nail down exactly where Swedish five piece Avatar sit on the metal spectrum has, somewhat oddly, always worked in their…
Bleed From Within’s Ali Richardson: “We don’t actually know what we’re capable of&q
Photo Credit: Tom Armstrong It’s not an overly grandiose claim to make that Bleed From Within’s career can quite literally be split into…
Trevor Strnad: “I think they looked at me and said ‘hell, if that dude can do this, then wh
Photo Credit: Dave Jackson Picture the scene: it’s the early 2000’s, nu metal is still the biggest thing, Metallica are about to release…
The Ghost Inside – The Ghost Inside | Album Review
Similar to Architects’ 2018 opus Holy Hell – you’d have to search far and wide to find someone who isn’t willing The Ghost Inside’s…
The Black Dahlia Murder – Verminous | Album Review
As we approach the two decade mark since their inception, one of the many, many elements of The Black Dahlia Murder’s career that…
Live Review: Northlane w/ Polaris & Void Of Vision | O2 Academy 2, Birmingham | 30/11/2019
If you thought Australian metalcore could do no wrong, you’re probably right, the hot bed of talent from down under that has been thrown…
Live Review: Attila w/ Veil Of Maya | The Asylum, Birmingham | 16/11/2019
Attila might well be the heaviest guilty pleasure in existence. In their 10 year tenure the four piece (front man Fronz especially) have…