The next chapter in the epic that is Scottish power metal has been written, and Dundee is under threat again…it’s time to travel to ‘Space 1992: Rise of the Chaos Wizards‘.
Album Review: Gloryhammer – Space 1992: Rise of the Chaos Wizards
Parkway Drive Enable Streaming Of Brand New Album IRE
Building up to it’s no doubt momnumental release this Friday Parkway Drive have opened the flood gates and are letting us all listen to the new album before it hits our shelves.
Black Breath Stream Slaves Beyond Death
Having previously released two songs before hand Black Breath have made their latest offering avaialbe for streaming ahead of it’s release this Friday.
Job For A Cowboy Bassist Joins Havok
In the latest news of line up changes we hear that Job For A Cowboy bassist Nick Schendzielos is now in the ranks of Havok.
Live Review : Haken + Between The Buried And Me
Prog. A very small word for an incredibly vast genre, the building blocks of virtuosity, experimentation and downright quirkiness all coming under the same umbrella and it’s current state couldn’t be healthier. Breathing new life into the often overlooked stuffy seventies ideology Prog is very much alive and kicking. Throughout it’s lifespan two big hitters have been both the UK and the US. With the English bands being some of the most important in the primal stages of Prog, acts like Pink Floyd, Yes and Genesis to name a few. Nevertheless America has also got it’s foot firmly in the pool with the likes of the archetypal Dream Theater, Kansas and one Between The Buried and Me bringing the movement of Prog firmly into the Modern day.
An Interview With: Vogg (Decapitated)
Decapitated stunned the world with their release ‘Blood Mantra‘ over a year ago, and we got to interview the maestro who made it all, Vogg. We ask a few questions about the change in sound with the album, life on the road, and just how he writes his brilliantly complex music.
Album Review: Stratovarius – Eternal
Stratovarius continue maturing their new sound that began after longtime songwriter Timo Tolkki’s departure. It’s only gotten better and better with each release, so what can be said about their new album ‘Eternal‘?
An Interview With : Dave Haley (Psycroptic)
Releasing their brand new self titled record this year see’s Psycroptic advance even further in the ranks of Technical Death metal leaders. Lucky enough to catch Tazmanian torrent on their tour through the UK we sat down and spoke to one of the most important cogs in the Psycroptic machine, Dave Haley. Known far and wide for their musical prowess both brothers Dave and Joe are the musical masterminds behind the band. Combining air tight precision with boundless creativity we were able to speak to the drummer to see just what Psycroptic’s year has been like since their new album’s release.