September 2013

CD Reviews

Sarke – Aruagint Review

September 10, 2013

A great release from a band with a distinctively unique sound, but a little lacking in the “variety” department.

CD Reviews

The Boston Boys – Keep You Satisfied EP Review

September 10, 2013

Keep You Satisfied, immediately awakens your soul, as this EP has some of every genre it seems. From jazz to rock and pop along with some blues. While awakening your soul, the Boston Boys makes

CD Reviews

Tonight Alive – The Other Side Review

September 8, 2013

We first covered Australian rockers Tonight Alive way back in 2010 when they were relatively unknown and I’ve followed the bands career with great interest since then.

Interviews

Interview with Go On Do It Jump

September 8, 2013

We recently reviewed the new EP by Oxford based 4 piece Go On Do It Jump, we loved it and think you will to, so with us being awesome to you in mind, we thought

CD Reviews

Saint[The]Sinner – The Curious Tale Of Mistress Murder Review

September 7, 2013

Saint[The]Sinner first formed in 2011, in the South Coast of England. This album definitely changes the game in rock n’ roll. It gives metal-core mainstream bands a run for there money. Through having theatrical, horror elements

CD Reviews

Running From Wolves – We Aren’t Even A Real Band EP Review

September 6, 2013

This EP hits you like a ton of bricks as the vocals draws you in along with the bass, drums, and guitars. It immediately makes you want to move around and start head banging.

CD Reviews

Satyricon – Satyricon Review

September 6, 2013

Norway’s black metallers Satyricon are back with their highly anticipated eighth full-length album, but it doesn’t quite hit the heights that we expected it to.