Xenith – To No Avail Review
It warms the heart to see that the allure of early At the Gates remains strong among the younger metal generation. England’s Xenith, a quartet...
“Jaw-droppingly immersive, to the point that I might have cried”: Why Arctangent is my favourite festival ever – and how the 2026 edition proved it all over again
Is it a hot take to say that Arctangent is the best metal fest in the country, given the UK is also home to Download...
“I’m 16 and they were my heroes… They started to laugh because I was also playing the echo parts. I didn’t know they were a special effect”: Obsessive attention to detail was always Eddie Jobson’s superpower
Six months after opening for Curved Air, Eddie Jobson found himself drafted into the band, kickstarting a career that’s seen him ricochet through Roxy Music,...
Marshall expand their Jimi Hendrix anniversary range with Purple Haze-infused hardware line-up
Back in May, Marshall unveiled a limited-edition range of hardware to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Jimi Hendrix plugging into one of its amps for...
Laskii Turns Heartbreak Into a Dancefloor Confession With “Caught in the Afterglow”
A Portland-based artist known for blending emo intimacy with indie textures steps into new territory. Synths shimmer while a kinetic beat carries the weight of...
Shabti – Haze, Cacophony, and White Light Review
For a band you’ve most likely not heard of before, Shabti sports a remarkably intriguing pedigree (at least for my tastes). You see, Shabti is...