ALBUM REVIEW: Therapy? – A Brief Crack of Light

Along with The Wildhearts, Bush and Terrorvision, Therapy? were at the forefront of the post-grunge scene in the UK during the mid-1990s. Despite the charts

ALBUM REVIEW: The Dreaming – Puppet

The Dreaming were formed in 2002 by former Stabbing Westward frontman Christopher Hall and drummer Johnny Haro (who had also briefly played drums for Stabbing

ALBUM REVIEW: Jimmy Gnecco – The Heart (X Edition)

After releasing three albums with his band Ours, Jimmy Gnecco released his first solo album, The Heart, in 2010. It was a mostly mellow and acoustic offering, which helped to ...

ALBUM REVIEW: Bush – The Sea of Memories

Following their 2001 album Golden State, which received relatively disappointing sales, Bush disbanded at the end of the accompanying tour, in 2002. Gavin Rossdale went on to record an album ...

ALBUM REVIEW: Kidneythieves – The Invisible Plan

In 1998 Kidneythieves released their debut album Trickster, a solid effort delivering eleven tracks of industrial-fuelled rock. Musically, the heavy guitars and bass combined with an array of fiendish electronics ...

ALBUM REVIEW: Down I Go – Gods

Down I Go have only been around for a handful of years, with just a few releases to their name, so it's surprising that this EP will be their last. ...

ALBUM REVIEW: Puscifer – Conditions of My Parole

Even the most die hard Maynard James Keenan fans were somewhat taken aback by "V" Is for Vagina, the debut album from his experimental side project Puscifer. The outfit had ...

ALBUM REVIEW: Paradox – Corporate Pollution

In 2004, Paradox released their second album, Sacred. It was an impressive collection of alternative rock tracks with its roots firmly in the grunge and garage rock of the 90s, ...

ALBUM REVIEW: Tracer – Spaces in Between

Back in the late 1990s The Brown Brothers enjoyed modest acclaim around South Australia. Fronted by brothers Michael and Leigh Brown, still only in their teens, the band's success was ...

ALBUM REVIEW: Alice Cooper – Welcome 2 My Nightmare

Belated sequels to movies very rarely work; a motion picture is a product of its era and often if more than a decade has passed then the magic has gone. ...

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