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ALBUM REVIEW: Chez Kane - Reckless.
Chez Kane returns with her third album Reckless, and it’s easily her most confident, fully realised statement yet. Building on the melodic rock foundations of her earlier work, this record dials everything up - bigger choruses, sharper guitar lines, and a polished, arena-ready sheen that never feels overproduced. From the opening moments, Reckless leans hard into glossy 80s excess, but with genuine heart. The hooks are immediate and infectious, the kind that feel tailor-made
Mar 241 min read


ROCK GEM: Candlebox - Lucy.
Revisiting this classic reveals its lasting impact and artistry. From the opening track “Simple Lessons,” the album captivates with powerful guitar riffs and engaging melodies. The production is pristine, allowing every element to shine. Kevin Martin's emotive vocals explore themes of longing and reflection. Songs like “Butterfly” and “Become - To Tell” blend vulnerability with hard-hitting rock, creating strong connections with listeners. The catchy hooks in tracks like “Bes
Mar 121 min read


ALBUM REVIEW: Clawfinger - Before We All Die.
Clawfinger’s Before We All Die proves that a long hiatus hasn’t dulled the band’s edge — if anything, it’s sharpened it. Returning after 19 years, the Swedish rap-metal pioneers deliver exactly what fans hoped for: crushing grooves, razor-sharp riffs, and outspoken social commentary wrapped in their unmistakable trademark sound. What makes this comeback especially compelling is the production. While the album proudly retains Clawfinger’s classic fusion of aggressive rap voca
Feb 281 min read


ALBUM REVIEW: Alter Bridge - Self Titled.
Alter Bridge's self-titled album, marks a triumphant return for the band, showcasing their signature hard rock sound while pushing creative boundaries. Initially, I approached the album with a hint of trepidation; however, my nerves quickly transformed into excitement as I delved into the tracks. Each song progressively revealed new layers, highlighting the band's exceptional musicianship and lyrical prowess. From the opening riff of "Silent Divide" to the final notes of "Sla
Jan 91 min read


LIVE REVIEW: Three Days Grace - O2 Apollo, Manchester 12/12/25.
Three Days Grace's live performance at Manchester Apollo was nothing short of electrifying! From the moment they stepped on stage, the energy in the venue was palpable, creating an unforgettable atmosphere that had the crowd buzzing with excitement. The band delivered a perfect mix of classic hits and tracks from their latest album, "Alienation." Every song felt like an anthem, with the crowd singing along passionately. Tracks like "I Hate Everything About You" and "Animal I
Dec 13, 20251 min read


SINGLE REVIEW: Attic Theory - Savour The Moment.
Attic Theory's latest single, "Savour The Moment," introduces a striking new aspect to Attic Theory's sound, featuring thunderous riffs and powerful hooks that amplify its impact. The track is a blend of emotion, grit, and groove, presenting a much heavier and more dynamic offering compared to their previous work. This evolution not only engages listeners but also showcases the band's versatility and willingness to explore new sonic territories. "Savour The Moment" stands out
Nov 22, 20251 min read
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