Rock

Whilst other band tend to go for an own album, those four had another idea. The idea was to create a 4-way split EP. The genres are shifting troughout this piece of plastic. Crustcore meet Japcore meet Grinding power violence meet crustcore. Diverse!1...

Whilst a pendulum swings between two extremes, New York's Aisha Badru cuts a steady, deliberate path on her so-named full-length debut. The extremes denoted by the record's title are emotional, rather than sonic, as Badru explores both arcing highs and...

While writing their second album, Love, Muscle and Marrow's Kira Clark lost a close family member. This set the thematic tone that pervades Love. Death and the gradual decline of the family, but also the nature of love in general-how to love better, how...

While touring in support of their Grammy-winning album Mettavolution, Rodrigo y Gabriela performed the album in full every night at their nearly one hundred shows around the world. Mettavolution Live (also includes new recordings of classic RYG songs)...

While touring in support of last year's debut "Conor Oberst", Conor and the Mystic Valley Band began writing new songs. The result is the first album credited to this group. Oberst's songwriting and delivery remain an engaging presence, but the addition...

While these didn't end up on the studio albums, these tracks each hold true in their own right, and together as a collection really show an interesting progression through the first 15 years of Rancid. While it is available on CD, this is your first...

While there is widespread agreement to define Judas Priest -alongside Iron Maiden and Motorhead- as the main exponents of the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal which started in the late 70s and reached it's peak in the early 80s, truth is, "The Priest" (as...

While their debut grappled with the mundanity of middle England, Gulp! Comes at you from a different angle entirely. The band aren't in their hometowns anymore and now spend a lot of time on the road and living the band life. "We were writing about our...

While their 1994 split with Sweden's REGURGITATE should have been their debut, it's only the next year that Germany's DEAD released a full-length of their own at long last, taking the Death / Grind scene by storm with a porn / fetish lyrical approach and...

While the whole of the UK seemed to be mining the sound of The Beatles, Stones and The Who as Britpop slavishly paid homage to the 60s, The Sound Of McAlmont And Butler took it's influences more from music of Dusty Springfield, Scott Walker, Andy...

While the title clearly sums up both Rancid and this album, there's always the problem of setting a bar too high. With albums like "... And Out Come the Wolves" gaining such incredible praise and response across the world, and albums like "Life Won't...

While the original film (Bad Bad Jimmy Ruckus) still hasn't been released despite it's outrageous final auction price on ebay for the master copy, the sequel (which nobody knew was a sequel) experienced a well received theatrical release. In Singapore,...