rock/metal albums Archives - Page 2 of 25

EP Review: The Jailbirds – High Noon

Canadian rockers The Jailbirds are a three-piece tour de Force cranking out classic rock-inspired tracks. They have drawn comparisons to Black Sabbath, Soundgarden, Deep Purple, Monster Truck, Royal Blood, and…

View Post

View Post

EP Review: Wingz Of The Monkey – Jägermeister Love and Cigarette Kisses

Following a string of successful single releases throughout 2024, Wingz of the Monkey have released their second EP, ‘Jägermeister Love and Cigarette Kisses’. This new EP follows their 2023 debut…

View Post

View Post

Album Review: Blue Nation – Ordinary People

Blue Nation’s fifth album, ‘The Ordinary People,’ has been long in the making and sees the band bring together a collection of material that has had time to mature, grow,…

View Post

View Post

EP Review: Uncle Dave’s Biscuit Barrel – The Curse of Thirst

It’s not all chugging rhythms and hilarity. There is substance behind these songs and a drop of Egyptian menace weaved through too. With song titles like ‘Satan’s Evil Bed Sock’…

View Post

View Post

Album Review: Bleeker – Messed Up

Bleeker brothers Taylor and Cole Perkins have been grafting and writing songs since they were both teens. Bassist Mike Vandyk and Drummer Chris Dimas complete the lineup. Brian Moncarz, along…

View Post

View Post

EP Review: Scruffy Bear – Good Intentions Of A Grumpy Sun

North East Blues rockers Scruffy Bear took the scene by storm with their previous EP ‘Face The Rain‘. They now return with three killer tracks on new EP ‘Good Intentions…

View Post

View Post

EP Review: Rumin – Horizontal/Vertical

Rumin (short for Rumination) has been long in the making with the band inception can be traced back to 2010 as an initial collaboration between Russ Stedman and Andy Ellis…

View Post

View Post

Album Review: Lectric – Thrillseeker

Blistering rock ‘n’ roll bands are never in short supply; however, now and then, one band comes along that stands above the rest. Lectric embodies the classic rock approach but…

View Post

View Post

Album Review: Barbarian Hermit – Mean Sugar

With tracks about tipping point coin pusher machines, poor choices when camping and foot powered Singer sewing machines, Barbarian Hermit’s new album ‘Mean Sugar, has something for everyone. Just make…

View Post

View Post

Album Review: Jaws The Shark – Wasteland

Jaws The Shark’s debut album ‘Wasteland’ spans ten tracks written entirely by Olly Bailey, the man behind Jaws The Shark, and was produced by previous collaborator George Perks at VADA…

View Post

Pages