An infusion of hammering metal and punk interspersed with Emille’s vocals, sounding a bit like Siouxsie in spots.

A crown jewel that deserves the recognition it is needed.

With Vital, you feel the intensity, the vibes, the heat, and the power that was struck on that recording. Most of the mind-blowing live takes are like shivers down your spine.

Gavin Brown caught up with Nest vocalist/guitarist John Jarvis who gave us the lowdown on what went into the creation of Endeavors as well as the band’s new label Housecore Records, and more.

….sounds like either Klaus Schulze, Tangerine Dream or Ash Ra Tempel could’ve collaborated during their Ohr years in the early ‘70s.

McSpice’s music here is covered in dark colours but it is dark colours that can shed light both on her music and within listeners too.

Kitsch histrionics from the suave German duo takes us down some very peculiar trails.

To say Brian Rush is always working on music is an understatement. He recently discussed several topics with J. Donovan Malley, including managing multiple projects, his label Pale Magus Productions, some of his influences and favorite gigs, and much more.

One of the better electro-pop albums of this year so far.

With incredible twists and turns, The New Normal isn’t your daddy’s fusion album, this is where all of the ingredients are mixed in into some hot and spicy stew, blended in with a massive amount of wasabi sauce that is a dish served well.

Colours & Light fulfils that dual task Osborne seems to set out for himself – harking back to some previous musical times and making them as modern as they should be.

Not the Canadian noise punk trio’s strongest work, but an enjoyable album, nonetheless.

Whilst clearly being influenced by older music, sleepmakeswaves have created a fresh and vibrant sounding album.

The marriage of old traditional English murder ballads with the funereal despair of doom metal brings such joy in its fresh perspective.

Gavin Brown caught up with Squid Pisser guitar master Tommy Meehan to hear all about their latest releases, his role as new guitarist in the mighty GWAR, his other band Cancer Christ and loads more.

Whether its film-noir, horror, science-fiction, or a dystopian city that’s on the brink of collapse, it’s all there.

I have avoided listening to it while wandering through a shopping centre for fear of the unconscious horrors doing so may call forth.

For Rosalie, she’s got enough engine to get the wheels rolling by giving us a sneak peek for what’s to come.

Arcana Rising is a brilliant album that is a worthy addition to the number of great albums that all three members have been part of over the years.

David Bowes spoke to Siobhan and Douglas of Scottish doomsters Cwfen to discuss their first year as a band and what comes next.

It takes a lot of bravery and courage for Kavus to embark on the next journey that awaits him.