Zombie Songs Part 1 unfolds as a focused, atmospheric journey through a post-apocalyptic landscape, part narrative, part emotional excavation. With its stark production, intense pacing, and vividly symbolic imagery, the album feels like a walk across the ruins of humanity, guided by a singular artistic vision. The music blends elements of trash metal (main), black […]
Album Review – Steve Morse – Triangulation
Released November 14 2025 by Music Theories Recordings Whenever the conversation turns to the greatest guitar players of all time, Steve Morse is inevitably part of it. His career has been defined by restless creativity and uncompromising musicianship. Emerging in the mid-1970s with the Dixie Dregs, he helped redefine jazz-rock fusion, earning multiple Grammy nominations […]
Album Review: The Pretty Wild | zero.point.genesis
Las Vegas duo, The Pretty Wild, are an incredibly interesting presence in the contemporary music landscape. Their blend of heavy sound, powerful and vivid lyricism, and constant shifts in mood creates an artistic identity where excess becomes a strength—where more truly is better. Wide dynamic excursions, an expansive sonic palette, vocal transformations, and a continuous […]
Clutch, 1000 Mods, Bokassa at O2 Academy, Birmingham
On Wednesday 17th December, Clutch returned to the O2 Academy in Birmingham with the kind of confidence reserved for bands who know exactly who they are and why they matter. Backed by the fuzz-drenched weight of 1000 Mods and the irreverent sludge swagger of Bokassa. On paper, it was a strong bill; in practice, it […]
Stereophonics with support from Finn Forster – Utilita Arena Birmingham
Arriving early, I managed to secure a great position just a few rows back from the barrier, with plenty of time to catch the support act. I’d already seen Finn Forster earlier in the year when he opened for Stereophonics on their summer stadium tour, so I knew exactly what to expect – and he […]
Nothing More — O2 Ritz, Manchester
Support: Ankor • Solence • Catch Your Breath Ankor — Opening Fire Ankor opened the night with a confident blaze. Their set arrived crisp and commanding, lighting up the venue with aggressive riffs and punchy rhythms. The crowd, still filtering in, quickly found their focus as the Spanish-born group braided theatricality with heftier metal edges […]
Katatonia, Everygrey and Klogr – Electric Bristol
Monday 8th December saw Swedish melodic/gothic doomers Katatonia arrive in Bristol to grace the Electric, accompanied by fellow Swedish progressive metallers Evergrey and Italian alt-metal band Klogr. The recent departures from Katatonia of co-founding member Anders Nyström and Roger Öjersson led many to wonder if and how Katatonia would continue. The recent release of their […]
CKY / Jools – Sheffield Corporation
Jools The Sheffield Corporation is still filling up when the Leicester 6 piece come on, but they waste no time in grabbing our attention with some high energy, punky electro-indie type vibes. Lead vocals are split 50:50 between Mitch and Kate – each as outgoing as the other, and neither are afraid to get right […]
Evil Scarecrow play shows in Bristol, London and Nottingham next week and release new album ‘Silicon Tea’.
EVIL SCARECROW release new album ‘Silicon Tea‘, out now on Deadbox Records, UK Tour now on. Order here: https://linktr.ee/evilscarecrow Evil Scarecrow triumphantly return with their 5th studio album “Silicon Tea“. We live in turbulent times where what we need more than ever is a bit of light entertainment, but even Evil Scarecrow can’t fail to address some of […]
MAYHEM announce new album: Liturgy of Death, out Feb 6 2026.
MAYHEM ANNOUNCE NEW ALBUM “LITURGY OF DEATH” OUT FEBRUARY 6TH, 2026, AND UNVEIL FIRST SINGLE AND VIDEO “WEEP FOR NOTHING” ALBUM PRE-ORDER STARTS NOWhttps://mayhemband.lnk.to/LiturgyOfDeath “DEATH OVER EUROPE” HEADLINER TOUR STARTING FEB 5, 2026 The most influential black metal band of all time is back with their 7th studio album Liturgy of Death. With this new opus, Mayhem […]