‘Scars For You To Remember’ Co Headline Tour Chelsea Grin, Carnifex With Guests Bodysnatcher, Varials And The Convalescence Live Review @ 02 Academy, Birmingham, 13/12/2022 (UK).
January 6, 2023
Tonight, I find myself back at the O2 Academy Birmingham for the mighty Carnifex and Chelsea Grin, a dual headline all-American line-up show. Selling out every date of the UK leg of their tour, which isn’t surprising. Both bands have gained a solid UK fanbase and become well-known names in the world of metal. Another
SPIRITWORLD | Album Review ‘Deathwestern’ Out 25th November 2022 via Century Records.
November 28, 2022
Like the shriek of the wind across the desert plane, Spiritworld return to the alternative scene with their second album ‘Deathwestern’. Recommended for fans of: Gwar, Whitechapel, Slaughter To Prevail, Fit For A King Spiritworld have returned after their year long absence to bring us their brand new album. This band is the perfect go
MOTHER VULTURE | Debut Album Review ‘Mother Knows Best’ Out 25th November 2022.
November 28, 2022
Ending festival frenzy, not with a fizzle, but with a goddamn explosion; as Mother Vulture unleash their debut album ‘Mother Knows Best.’ Given their current description as one of the definitive must-see bands in the UK right now, I think it’s safe to say Mother Vulture have officially begun their ascent into the alternative scene
Decapitated & Despised Icon (Co-Headliner Tour) With Oceano, Distant and Viscera | Live Review 3rd November 2022, The Mill, Digbeth, Birmingham (UK).
November 12, 2022
This afternoon (yes, afternoon) I find myself back again at The Mill, Digbeth (UK). Personally, one of my favourite venues for both watching and photographing bands. The early doors at 6pm usually means a sparse crowd for the first 2 bands, but this time I was pleasantly surprised to see a decent crowded building. First
The Damned | Live Review O2 Academy, Birmingham 5th November 2022 UK.
November 7, 2022
The Damned at the O2 institute in Birmingham did not disappoint, opening Fiercely with the beloved ‘I feel alright‘ to an incredibly powerful bouncing reaction, lead vocalist Dave Vanian stealing the show as always with powerful energy, stage presence and trademark swagger alongside original band members Scabies, James and the ever-elusive Captain Sensible himself bouncing