Review: The Lords Of Altamont ‘Tune In, Turn On, Electrify!’
The mighty rabble-rousing purveyors of Detroit influenced garage rock n roll, 70s New York punk and UK 60s rhythm ‘n’
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Garage Rock
Review: The Limit ‘Caveman Logic’
Sonny Vincent needs no introduction to fans of the New York punk rock scene. A vital part of the 1970’s
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Review: Mad Dogs ‘We Are Ready To Testify’
Italy seems to be a real hotbed for quality rock at the moment and Italian label Go Down Records have
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Video Premiere: Mad Dogs ‘Not Waiting’ – New Album Releases 16th Oct Via Go Down Records
This week we’ve brought you NWOBHM heavy rock in the form of Warlung, classic doom metal from The Obsessed, and
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Review: Natskygge ‘Natskygge’
This isn’t my first experience of Danish psych having reviewed The Sonic Dawn’s Enter The Mirage not so long ago.
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Review: The Goners ‘Good Mourning’
Following in the long established tradition of studied and proficient Scandinavian rock bands, The Goners mix up several forms of
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Review: Dead Shaman ‘Out Of Phase’
Perhaps unfairly given that Hellhammer/Celtic Frost hailed from Zurich, I don’t really associate Switzerland with heavy music. It’s therefore good
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Shit The Cow ‘Rissna’ CD/DD 2014
Some will agree, some will disagree, but Shit The Cow is not a good band name. I kinda ‘get it’.
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Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats ‘Runaway Girls’ 7″/DD 2014
Call it shyness or a calculated decision to challenge fans and annoy critics and media, but Uncle Acid’s unwillingness (until
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Sweet Apple ‘The Golden Age Of Glitter’ CD/LP/DD 2014
Rock and fucking roll. That’s what it’s called. Not power-pop. Not indie. Not nothing – Sweet Apple is a rock
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Zig Zags ‘Scavenger/Monster Wizard’ 7” 2013
Rock and roll should be raw, raucous, rowdy and righteous. If it ain’t any of these things it has no
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