Album Reviews
Album Review: Nunslaughter – Red is the Color of Ripping Death
Album Review: Nunslaughter – Red is the Color of Ripping Death Reviewed by Dan Barnes Formed in Pittsburgh back in 1987 and now playing out […]
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Album Review: Confused – Riot
Album Review: Confused – Riot Reviewed by Dan Barnes It’s been more than fifteen years since the Thrash revival which brought a whole new generation […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Wolves In The Throne Room – Primordial Arcana
Album Review: Wolves In The Throne Room – Primordial Arcana Reviewed by Dan Barnes Back in 2010 and 2011, following the release of their third […]
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Album Review: Quicksand – Distant Populations
Album Review: Quicksand – Distant Populations Reviewed by Dan Barnes Although Distant Populations is only the forth Quicksand album they released their first back in […]
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E.P. Review: Crossing I’s Dotting T’s – Regret Stained Memories
E.P. Review: Crossing I’s Dotting T’s – Regret Stained Memories Reviewed by Dan Barnes Self-styled emo-gressive punks, Crossing I’s, Dotting T’s’ four-track debut EP comes […]
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Album Review: The DeRellas – Something’s Got To Give
Album Review: The DeRellas – Something’s Got To Give Reviewed by Dan Barnes The tragic passing of Sylvain Sylvain back in January was a reminder […]
Live Reviews
Live Review: HITS 25
Live Review: HITS 25 – The Winter Gardens, Blackpool 7th August 2021 Review by Dan Barnes Photos by Dod Morrison Seventy-nine weeks. Or five-hundred and […]
Live Reviews
Bloodstock: A Fan’s Retrospective – Part 3
Bloodstock: A Fan’s Retrospective – Part 3. by Dan Barnes Following on from parts one and two of our fans retrospective, Dan looks back at […]
Live Reviews
Bloodstock: A Fan’s Retrospective – Part 2
Bloodstock: A Fan’s Retrospective – Part 2. by Dan Barnes Following on from Part One of our fans retrospective, Dan reaches 2007 and the early […]
Live Reviews
Bloodstock: A Fan’s Retrospective – Part 1
Bloodstock: A Fan’s Retrospective – Part 1. by Dan Barnes The mid-August day gave way to night and the crowd moved closer together for warmth […]