Energy bombs Seething Akira are making all the right noises in the UK underground music scene. After releasing a handful of singles throughout 2021, they then proceeded with their second album release 'Dysfunctional Wonderland’.
Energy bombs Seething Akira are making all the right noises in the UK underground music scene. After releasing a handful of singles throughout 2021, they then proceeded with their second album release 'Dysfunctional Wonderland’.
London’s loudest Rock ‘n’ Roll band’ are back. All sweat, leather and swagger, The Heat Inc. give their own snare pounding take on the year with latest single, ‘Little Knuckle Charlie’.
It began as a whisper, a vague hope that a rumour may be true and then the big announcement came: My Chemical Romance are back.
‘As the sun sets on London, a silver jewelled moon rises over the city in the form of Jo-Jo & The Teeth. The colour palette quintet sink their gnashers into the glam blues rock that defines them with single, ‘Don’t Get Too Heavy’.
London based trio Teiger have been weaving their own sonic magic over the capital for a relatively short while but already have a growing reputation as one of the most fascinating bands out there.
Formed in South Yorkshire in 2010, metal band Malevolence established their own record label MLVLTD in late 2019. This enabled the band to have a channel to release as much music as possible.
Ferocious and without any intention of even pausing to catch a breath, HAWXX are merciless, their rise inexorable.
Soaked in bluesy rock ‘n roll fire and canyon deep soul, this storming second single from the imminently arriving ‘Life’s Machine’ album declares that Brave Rival are destined to become permanent fixtures in the hearts of all who hear them.
There’s probably not many a band in the world that produces music quite as quite extraordinary or beautiful as The Blackheart Orchestra.
A slice of prime Stones, this joyful and celebratory blast shows exactly why they’re still the greatest rock ‘n’ roll band in the band despite many pretenders trying to grab their crowns over the unbelievable six decades since they first formed.
Going back to what made us fall in love with them in the first place, ‘Take What You Want’ sees Def Leppard going back to their roots and showing that they’re still as vital as they’ve ever been.
It takes skill to write a truly anthemic song and Feral Sun have pulled it off yet again with this skyscraping ballad that is a perfect storm of emotion and muscle.
Whilst the bombast of opera has always been a great match for metal, a pinnacle reached by Wagner’s monumental ‘Ride of the Valkyrie’, Italian rockers Violet Blend bring this playful Guiseppe Verdi standard to fiery life.
Following the reception it received at their annual Christmas show, Vega were encouraged to record and release their take on the Def Leppard classic and mighty fine it is too.
From the start of his career as a stylish bluesman and onto the rampant hard rock of RavenEye, Oli Brown seems to have been born with a guitar in his hand.
The latest in a run of monumental and ambitious symphonic rock colossus, ‘Requiem’ sees Koburg at her most majestic, the Queen of UK Symphonic Rock.