When DevilDriver burst onto the scene almost a decade ago, alongside Lamb Of God and Hatebreed, they provided the perfect…
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Consisting of Jonathan Noonan (Guitar and Vocals), Fraser MacDonald (Bass) and David McCallum (Drums), Pseudo Satellites were in the studio…
The Arab Spring
The advent of the Arab Spring sent a democratic surge through the Middle East, inducing hopeful protests and fearful repressions…
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Album Review: Woodenbox, End Game
The second album from the Scottish sextet sees them further developing their folk-rock sound whilst dropping the ‘Fistful of Fivers’…
Album Review: She & Him, Volume 3
Volume 3 is, predictably, the 3rd Album from the duo of Zooey Deschanel and M.Ward but first of all I…
The Thin of It
Politics is very serious business in the UK. No, really. Apart from The Thick Of It, through what medium do…
Album Review: Johnny Marr, The Messenger
Ever since The Smiths, the NME-prescribed ‘god-like genius’ Johnny Marr has earnt a reputation as the professional talent bike of…
Album Review: Kalmah, Seventh Swamphony
Compared to its immediate predecessor, 12 Gauge, Finnish melodeath stars Kalmah have toned down the thrash influences and returned to…
Celebrity and Health Awareness
It’s an inescapable fact that we live in a celebrity-centric culture, and although it is easy for us to turn…
