by Kev Rowland | Jun 26, 2025 | Reviews
I must confess I was very surprised indeed when I saw this album was being released, as while Skunk Anansie were one of the most important British rock bands of the Nineties I had not thought of them in years. Formed in 1994, their debut album ‘Paranoid &...
by Kev Rowland | Jun 26, 2025 | Reviews
As well as being the founder and bassist of Progeland and playing in both Corvus Stone and Voice of The Enslaved, multi-instrumentalist Petri Lindström has also released two solo albums. For the 2016 debut he wanted to provide a tribute to Black Sabbath by performing...
by Kev Rowland | Jun 26, 2025 | Reviews
My understanding is that Paths to Deiverance are now a full band, but at the time of recording it was just A.S.A (Alkhemia, Azziard) on vocals, guitar and bass plus drummer Kevin Paradis (ex-Benighted). I am guessing the debut album is called ‘Ten’ as it contains ten...
by rogue | Jun 24, 2025 | Reviews
There are artists that can become not just occasional lovers but true long-term partners, proving the value of consistently extolling the virtues that can exist between musician and fan. One cannot exist without the other, a truism maintained since the first...
by rogue | Jun 23, 2025 | Reviews
Want to veer into outer space, where time and distance mean nothing at all? Where velocity does not kill. Where one can drift along for eons? Axiom 9 are a talented crew from Madrid, Spain and this album is a 74-minute single track composition! Take that, modern...
by rogue | Jun 22, 2025 | Reviews
There is always time for folk-rock, as anything medieval, baroque or renaissance in particular will ring my bell and bang my gong. The Italian minstrels in particular are no slouches in that department as artists like Bededeum, Gian Castello, Corde Oblique, Crystal...
