Posted by mica hamilton on Wednesday, October 24, 2012 In : Metal
The metal scene in the UK has been
missing something. Don’t get me wrong its picking up the pace as of
late, with new talent popping up recently. But this new wave of
decent underground metal is lacking in something, we've got young
black metal bands such as Aeternum, prog metal bands like Carpathia
but we're missing some vital. Well we were, Meta- Stasis are made up
of members of Ted Maul, Sikth and Man Must Die and are here to tear
you ears apart. I'm not going to lie, when I came across ... Continue reading...
Posted by mica hamilton on Sunday, September 16, 2012 In : Metal
Abgott ‘God fathers In Black- album review
The beasts of black metal are back. With an album so
terrifyingly heavy it will make your ancestors’ ears bleed from beyond the
grave. This album, entitled ‘Godfathers in Black’ has everything you crave from
a decent black metal album. It doesn’t ask for you permission, it takes
it. Personally I felt like my virginity
had been replaced and brutally stripped from me as I listened to songs such as ‘Obscure
Renaissance’ and ‘Shinni... Continue reading...
Posted by mica hamilton on Tuesday, September 11, 2012 In : Metal
For those of you searching for a new extreme metal band to get your teeth into, look no further. Aeternum, a five piece extreme metal band from London have released their debut EP 'Through Death We Ascend' is a perfect example of everything the underground metal scene is missing. It's got balls, its got technicality, its got groove and most importantly its got solos. With six tracks its the perfect introduction to this band, its got influences from Morbid Angel to Dessecration. I've got a str... Continue reading...
Posted by mica hamilton on Wednesday, May 30, 2012 In : Alternative
With little notice and a mind on other
things I was invited to a gig in a pub I’ve never been to, in a part of London
I rarely visit. To see a band I’ve never heard, in the hope that I’d see and
hear something that would take my mind off things. Well, I’ve never been more right.
With a less than adequate audience and
more than a few nicely set out yet lonely tables Brighton Institute of Music
Student band ‘Jenna Bennett – and Band-kicked off with nothing to lose and
everythi... Continue reading...
Posted by mica hamilton on Thursday, March 29, 2012 In : Alternative
After a long and slightly tedious wait, the
first act of Chick's Rock! was finally introduced and took to the stage.
Leaving no time for anticipation to build, the funky-punk, Beth Swain
Like a force of nature she took to the
stage, engaging the audience the very second she opened her mouth. With a
sound reminiscent of an early Siousie Sioux and belonging on the Rocky Horror
Pictur... Continue reading...
Posted by mica hamilton on Wednesday, March 28, 2012 In : Metal
The Dying illusion
-Candlemass
The song 'The Dying
Illusion' by Candlemass off the 'Chapter VI' album is nothing less than a
master piece of a song which shows the world that the band have always had a
deep insight to music writing and will never lose it despite critics saying
that doom metal artists write meaningless forgetful music. Recorded in 1992 it
won the band there first... Continue reading...
Posted by mica hamilton on Wednesday, March 28, 2012 In : Metal
With
an opening track so powerful, in dedication to the late Dimebage Darell, it’s
no wonder that the sixth and latest album titled simply 'The Blackening' won
the band their first Grammy award and sold 15,000 within its first week of
release.
This
album proves that Machine Head truly have come a long way since their debut
album 'Burn My Eyes' which was Road Runner Records bigge... Continue reading...
Posted by mica hamilton on Wednesday, March 28, 2012 In : Alternative
No strangers to the music industry Red N
Pink (check the hair) have been slaving away trying to break the music industry
for the last seven years. With some of the most energetic live sets I’ve seen
in a long time they command the stage with such a demanding force that the
audience have no choice but to look, listen and learn. Even in the dreary weather at GO.GO Festival
2011 they still managed to bring some sun shine to the stage with their
charmingly erotic performance, their exquisi... Continue reading...
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