Album Review
KILLER BEE – Remember the Times (Album Review)
Atmospheric beginnings leave way into the explosion of hard drumming and sweet guitar riffage that follow. That’s the start of the latest offering from the
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Album Review
HANK VON HELL – Egomania (Album Review)
Return of the Hank When Mr and Mrs von Hell had their little baby Hank, I doubt they had any idea of the future he
Concert Review
CORROSION OF CONFORMITY – Denver January 2019 (Concert Review)
Corrosion of Conformity rocked the Gothic, Englewood, Co, on their headline tour with Crowbar, Mothership, and WeedEater. Wiseblood and Deliverance are two of my favorite 90’s hard
Album Review
RIVAL SONS – Feral Roots (Album Review)
I had almost given up on the Rival Sons. Their first two albums came out blasting, with great bluesy hard rock that fit perfectly with
Album Review
INGLORIOUS – Ride to Nowhere (Album Review)
Inglorious‘ self-titled debut album really impressed me – they were my number 3 pick in 2016 – and the follow-up last year was almost as
Album Review
Dave Glynn’s Top Ten of 2018 (Top Albums 2018)
Dave’s Top 10 Albums of 2018 #10. HARDCORE SUPERSTAR – You Can’t Kill My Rock n Roll Best track: “Hit Me Where It Hurts” First up
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CHAOS OVER COSMOS – The Unknown Voyage (Album Review)
Chaos Over Cosmos is the unlikely progressive metal collaboration of Poland’s Rafal Bowman and Javier Calderon from Spain. In 2016 Bowman started the musical project
Album Review
MOONSTRUCK – Web Of Deception (Album Review)
Web Of Deception is the name of the first album by Dutch prog metal outfit Moonstruck. Having previously released an EP called Impact over a year ago
Concert Review
UNCLE ACID AND THE DEADBEATS – Wasteland Tour – Glasgow G2 – (Concert Review)
On a cold wintry night in Glasgow, Uncle Acid And The Deadbeats brought their dark groovy psychedelic metal to town. They were also ably assisted by
Concert Review
POWERWOLF – The Sacrament Of Sin Tour – SWG3 Glasgow (Concert Review)
Powerwolf and Glasgow meet for the first time What could be more fun than a metal mass on a Sunday night with a rabid Scottish