Album review   Toby Jepson found fame as the frontman of Little Angels, arguably one of the most successful British rock bands of their time. When the band split, Jepson...

It’s fair to say Enuff Z’Nuff have a colourful history, numerous line up changes and all the ups and downs befitting a Rock and Roll band. These days Chip Z’Nuff...

Heavy Psych Sounds, the Italian-based label home to Nick Oliveri, Black Rainbows, Alunah and Karma to Burn, are starting a new series of split albums titled ‘Doom Sessions’. With two...

Best known for being the touring guitarist with L.A Guns for over 5 years (2013- 2018) and leading the Californian outfit ‘Endeverafter’ (who were signed to Epic and had quite...

These young guns from the Latvian capital Riga, got together back around 2012 and despite releasing an EP ‘Summer Nights’ in 2014 and a debut album in 2017 called ‘Through...

Hailing all the way from Dublin, Ireland; sibling singer-songwriter duo Kate and Rob Flynn, along with Jamie Collinson, Neil Kirwan and John MacMahon, delight us with their sophomore album New...

MMH Radio are looking at the album releases of 1980 that rocked our world on a retrospective month by month basis which include contributions from our team members . This...

Thirteen Stars, 'Finest Ramshackle Jam' album review   This band have toured pretty much relentlessly over the last 10 years or so, and 2015 must have been the time I...

Cro-Mags are unarguably one of the most influential bands to have risen from the New York hardcore scene. The Age Of Quarrel is an all time classic album that has...

With just a few days to go until Lamb of God release their new album, on 19th June, it would be rude not to give you guys a review of...

Miea are a band from Prague in the Czech Republic, a four man squad who have just had a change of line up. I’m not sure of the full history,...

The mud seemed to really beckon me this year, but alas Download weekend was spent in the lonely comfort of my own bedroom and back garden, which did make for...

Rock trio Black Orchid Empire are about to drop their third album Semaphore, a complex blend of ferocious grooves and savagely beautiful melodies. The band have already made a reputation...

Black Roze – ‘Spiritual Hell’ album review   Kent-based rock band Black Roze encapsulate lots of different styles of rock music, including goth and sleaze, into their style, which they...

  Caz Parker recently caught up with Sam Millar on the eve of the release of his new solo E.P. 'Radio Gouda', to talk about the songs, embarking on a...

Its been five years since German metal band Eisenhauer released their EP Horse of Hell and even longer since their first full length album was released in 2012. Blessed Be...

Blended Brew is quite an appropriate name for this Danish outfit, their style is a blend of retro blues, gritty riffs and intense keyboards. They list Deep Purple, Rival Sons...

MMH Radio are looking at the album releases of 1980 that rocked our world on a retrospective month by month basis which include contributions from our team members . This...

Everyday Heroes, 'A Tale Of Sin And Sorrow' album review   Following two EPs, Everyday Heroes release their first full length album, ‘A Tale of Sin And Sorrow’ on 5th...

Hedra are a metal band from Norfolk who have made waves in the UK live scene over the last few years, with their unique blend of influences creating an unmistakeable...

With 12 years of experience and a soon to be third album under their belt, Palaye Royale are approaching the prime of their career. This could be the release that...

A single bell tolls and thunder rumbles, causing a dog to howl in the wind, something is stirring in the cold night air and approaching fast. Ok, no need to...

The Self Titled -  Bears and Bulls EP   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcbJIv96wYA I am a simple bloke. I get confused very quickly. The Self Titled confused me, actually the name did. I...

Back in 2018 a debut EP from the newly emerged Molly Karloff, called ‘Dancing For Money’, sent shock waves through the media and started a roller coaster ride for the...

Blacktop Mojo - 'Static' EP   Formed back in 2012, Texans Blacktop Mojo release their ‘Static’ EP on 29th May, their fourth release and in my humble opinion another leap...

2 Englishmen, a Welsh man and a Russian walk into a bar. If it's a music bar the audience will leave happy. The last time I caught Circus 66 they,...

This is the first Vandenberg album for 35 years, the last being Alibi in 1985. I did see Adrians ‘Moonkings’ a while back, that was an excellent gig, the guy...

American Melodic Death Metal band The Black Dahlia Murder have been going since 2001, and have released nine studio albums. Their latest record, Verminous, was released earlier this year, supplying...

After reviewing Black Rainbows’ Cosmic Ritual Supertrip this is my second time in a week reviewing an Italian psychedelic rock band.  However, despite some similarities, the two couldn’t be more...

The Sonic Dawn have been making a name for themselves in the psychedelic rock scene, with their musical mission clearly set in the psychedelia of the late 60s. Their fourth...

With psychedelic fuzz and stoner rock at the helm, Black Rainbows merge 70s tones with the stoner rock vibe that came wafting onto the scene in a mist of green...

Glaswegian groove/metalcore act Bleed from Within have their fifth album impending release. With a five-year gap between ‘Uprising’ and ‘Era’, their last couple of albums, it was worth the wait...

Caz Parker recently caught up with Ryan Antony of Ryders Creed on the eve of the release of their new album, to talk about the songs, the band and a...

Live at Henry’s Blues House – The Blues against Youth Between January 1968 and February ‘69 Johnny Cash recorded two live albums; the first Folsom Prison was followed by his...

Daxx & Roxane album review - 'Daxx & Roxane'   Formed in 2013 in their native Switzerland, Daxx & Roxane have released an EP and later their debut album, 'Ticket...

After leaving the band Steeler in 1988, the solo career of Axel Rudi Pell was soon launched with gusto. Since then he has produced an album nearly every year, this...

Nova Charisma - Exposition III EP   Nova Charisma, the enigmatic duo Donovan Melero and Sergio Medina, recently released the third and final of their Exposition EP trilogy. Forming in...

Pete K Mally – The Call The synopsis goes along the lines of  – In today’s real world of the rock club scene actual bands, venues and festivals and the...

    Caz Parker recently caught up with Jake Thorsen and Hugo Terva of Death Valley Knights on the eve of the release of their new single, to talk about...

Straight out of Cleveland, Ohio, comes Kurnugia, playing a blistering, unapologetically old-school brand of death metal. With (ex-)members of Decrepit, Limbsplitter, Embalmer, Nunslaughter, December Wolves (to name a few), Forlorn...

After signing with Sharptone Records this year, Seattle natives Dead Lakes are set to release their debut EP, New Language, after spending the past year working towards it. Featuring the...

MMH Radio are looking at the album releases of 1980 that rocked our world on a retrospective month by month basis which include contributions from our team members , this...

Formed in 2010, Redwood Hill set out on a musical journey. Combining elements of doom and black metal with post metal, to create their first 2 albums. "Descender" in 2013,...

Many labels can be put on Nergal. But the devil is not so black as he is painted. In a jokey sort of way, it turned out, that despite his...

Just like painters create their stunning pieces, adding some extra hint of magic with each brush stroke and each layer of colour, musicians orient seemingly random sounds to make real...

Kentucky-based band Picturesque takes us down a road of nostalgia with sophomore album Do You Feel O.K? Due to be released on the 24th April, it’s been three years since...

The sound of your local biker gang getting together and forming a band, conjures up many thoughts and images. But when you live in Milan and the local bikers consist...

Trivium have been on a bit of an upward surge in recent years after their return with The Sin & The Sentence after a couple of mediocre albums. The Sin…...

Khemmis are one of the most vital modern doom bands at the moment. Iconic twin guitar melodies, soaring vocals and a varied yet distinctive sound has brought them to the...

Crimson Star, ‘The Old Dawg’ EP Review Following on from their 2018 release ’Bay View’, West Midlands trio Crimson Star have released a new little nugget of hard rock music...

Retro Prog, is this what I’m hearing, is this even a genre? Two likeminded brothers, Jonathan (Drums) and Adam Holt (Guitar/Vocals), started out in their youth covering Led Zeppelin and...

Canadian gothic metal band Benevolent Like Quietus released their debut album "Kill The Bliss" earlier this year, and we were intrigued to give it a listen. This five-piece band say...

The City Kids – Things that never were    (Released 1st May 2020) When your debut album features Kory Clarke and Tracci Guns there must be something going on. JJ...

Desert Storm’s fifth full length album ‘Omens’ is a few weeks away, marking their second release on APF Records. 2018’s ‘Sentinels’ was a landmark album for the Storm, arguably their...

Fifteen years is a long time to be away from something you love, but now Florian Reimann has returned with a new project, Command The Machyne. Maybe best known for...

The Black Country Glamsters are back riding high in their sleazy rock and roll saddles. A new album from Wolverhampton’s answer to Mötley Crüe, is just what we need right...

August Burns Red are currently one of the staples of the modern metalcore scene, and its easy to see why. The Pennsylvania 5 piece have consistently produced records to critical...

Warbringer’s sixth studio album is around the corner. It comes three years after Woe to the Vanquished, which marked a career high point for the Californian thrashers by some way....

2020 marks the 10th anniversary of Devilskin, and they’re primed for their third studio release. After two number one albums in their home nation of New Zealand, they’re looking to...

Given the current state of the world, I think we all need something to cheer ourselves up- whether it’s a new hobby, a beloved album or a film marathon to...