Myles Kennedy - Year Of The Tiger ALBUM REVIEW

On Year Of The Tiger Myles Kennedy takes departure from his usual hard rock anthems that he is best known for thanks to fronting Alter Bridge and working with Slash on his solo records. He delves into his folk and blues influences to tell heartbreaking story about his father passing when he was 4.

Year Of The Tiger (Official Video)

Skynd - Gary Heidnik (feat. Jonathan Davis) TRACK REVIEW

Skynd is a very interesting electronic/industrial duo dedicated to exploring themes of real life crimes in their music. In Gary Heidnik (with guest appearance from Jonathan Davis from Korn) they tell a story of a really twisted individual.

Gary Heidnik - Official Video

 

Nine Inch Nails - Bad Witch ALBUM REVIEW

Bad Witch - third and final instalment in Nine Inch Nails' EP trilogy. Even if it's only around 30 minutes long, it's stil really exciting and versatile.

 

Metallica - The $5.98 EP - Garage Days Re-Revisited ALBUM REVIEW

Released originally 31 years ago EP consists of only covers of heavy metal and punk bands from 70s and the early 80s that they wanted to pay homage to. It was also the first record featuring new bassist - Jason Newsted.

 EP was recently remastered and released as a part of Metallica's reissue series.

 

Arctic Monkeys - Tranquility Base Hotel + Casino ALBUM REVIEW

Arctic Monkeys surprised everyone with their 6th album filled with piano driven lounge pop songs with clever, stream-of-consciousness lyrics from Alex Turner.

"She Looks Like Fun" on The Late Late Show with James Corden

Cocteau Twins - Treasure (1984) CLASSIC REVIEW

Treasure is Cocteau Twins' third album, on which they found their definitive sound. It was released on November 1st, 1984 by legendary label - 4AD

Live performance of Pandora

Anna Von Hausswolff - Dead Magic REVIEW

Let Anna Von Hausswolff drag you to hell and back with this beatiful, yet haunting, record.
The Mysterious Vanishing of Electra (Official Video)

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Turnstile - Time & Space REVIEW

Review of a second full length (albeit only 26 minutes long) album from Turnstile, hardcore band from Baltimore, Maryland. Full of youthful energy and brimming with creative ideas, one of the most exciting and promising releases of 2018.

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Official video for "Real Thing"