Steve Hackett at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre
So here I am! Finally catching Steve Hackett live again for the first time in nearly two years. I’ve travelled slightly north to Aylesbury to see him this time at the Waterside Theatre. A...
Novena: ‘The Stopped Clock’ Review
Novena have released a new EP entitled ‘The Stopped Clock’, continuing some of the lore of their debut album ‘Eleventh Hour’. If you’ve not heard of Novena before, I’d highly recommend checking out that...
Himmellegeme: ‘Variola Vera’ Review
As the world is still coping and responding to the Covid-19 pandemic, Norwegian atmospheric prog-rockers Himmellegeme have now released their second album ‘Variola Vera’. The tile is a reference to another highly infectious disease...
Spiritbox: ‘Eternal Blue’ Review
After two EPs and a handful of singles, Spiritbox has finally released their highly anticipated debut album, ‘Eternal Blue’. The progressive metalcore act found both critical and commercial success with the release of the...
Avatar at The House Of Blues in Chicago
“We are happy that you are here so let’s all take care of each other and enjoy some violent music!” summarizes Avatars frontman Johannes Eckerstrom addressing the crowd Wednesday night at The House Of...
Lingua Ignota: ‘Sinner Get Ready’ Review
Rarely has an artist’s backstory impacted or been vital to their discography than that of Lingua Ignota. Music moniker of one Kristen Hayter, a Providence based artist that has been turning quite a lot...
Iron Maiden: ‘Senjutsu’ Review
Legendary heavy metal band Iron Maiden released their 17th LP this week to high acclaim. It’s their second double album in a row, following up 2015’s ‘The Book of Souls.’ ‘Senjutsu’ is a sprawling...
Between the Buried and Me: ‘Colors II’ Review
Progressive metalcore pioneers Between the Buried and Me are back with a new release, this time being ‘Colors II’, Debuting in 2007, the original ‘Colors’ album has been well-received by fans of progressive metal....
Leprous: ‘Aphelion’ Review
‘Aphelion’ is the 7th studio album from Norwegian outfit Leprous who over the last decade have slowly climbed to the top of the prog metal scene. Notorious for their use of aggressive synths, angelic...
Deafheaven: ‘Infinite Granite’ Review
Deafheaven are a US-based Blackgaze band formed in 2010. Since the beginning, and especially with their 2013 milestone ‘Sunbather,’ the band has consistently pushed the envelope when it comes to combining the mellow sounds...
Kyros and The Paradox Twin at The 1865 in Southampton
n.b Grace has previously worked with Shelby Logan Warne (Kyros) on a video shoot for her own solo music projects. The last band I saw perform live before the pandemic started was Lazuli at...
