Following the surprisely untimely demise of Cutter, Belfast riffmeisters supreme Zlatanera have been added to the bill of the city’s biggest ever all-ages metalfest, ‘Assault On T13’. Taking place in the massive indoor skate and extreme sports park of the same name, the PlanetMosh-backed gig is headlined by Rabid Bitch …
Read More »Falls of Rauros – Believe In No Coming Shore
.@Planetmosh @AnybodyBC reviews “Believe In No Coming Shore” by Falls of Rauros via @NordvisOfficial The first thing comes to one’s mind when listening to Falls of Rauros is the epic “Lord of the Rings” saga. Obviously, it was the source of their inspiration but this time it is also atmospheric …
Read More »HELLFEST 2015 announce early bird ticket sale!
Hellfest released this statement earlier – We are proud to inform you that the 10th Hellfest edition will take place on June 19th-20th-21st 2015 in Clisson (France). As usual, on FRIDAY 19th we will open the special discounts sells but only a few tickets will be available . We obviously …
Read More »The Haunted – Exit Wounds
I am a huge fan of The Haunted; I have been since I first heard them. They are everything you could want in a modern metal band. The Swedish lads have carried the torch of the “Gothenburg style” of death metal for years now, not to mention the seminal “Made …
Read More »King Of Asgard – Interview – September 2014
Planetmosh caught up with King of Asgard bassist, Jonas Albrektsson to chat about the Norsemen’s latest album ‘Karg‘. 1. The new album ‘Karg’ was released in July, what would you say are the main themes and influences on this new album? “Karg”, (barren) the actual word, pretty much set the atmosphere and influenced us …
Read More »Crimson Shadows – Kings Among Men
Toronto’s metallers, Crimson Shadows, seem to be a band on the “up and up”. One almost has to take a deep breath before running off their list of achievements, for example; an album release, an EP, performing countless shows with some of metal’s biggest names, a successful signing with Napalm …
Read More »Danny Bryant – Borderline, London – 12th September 2014
Tonight’s gig was the launch party for Danny Bryant’s excellent new album, Temperature Rising. The night opened with the Tom Killner band, a three-piece from South Yorkshire. They play a nice blues/blues rock set including plenty of guitar solos (and the solos sounded prettty damn good). As well as their …
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Read More »Skid Row – Rise of the damnation army – United world rebellion: Chapter 2
Skid Row have released the second of three EPs that make up United World Rebellion. The first part was released last year, and the third part is still to come. It’s an interesting idea, releasing three EPs instead of one album, and does mean that while each release is shorter …
Read More »Lovelorn Dolls – Japanese robot invasion
Lovelorn Dolls are a band from Belgium – home of great beer, great chocolate – and some great bands. The band was formed by Ladyhell and Corpus Christi, and was initially called Lovelorn before becoming Lovelorn Dolls. Ladyhell was formerly singer of Skeptical Minds from 2002 to 2007 and then …
Read More »White Empress – Rise of the Empress
White Empress may be a new band, but the various members are all experienced musicians. The lineup consists of Paul Allender (ex Cradle of Filth), Mary Zimmer (Luna Mortis), Will Graney (Damnation Angels), Chela Harper (Coal Chamber), Jeremy Kohnmann (The Awakening), and Zac Morris (many bands including Ugly Kid Joe). …
Read More »The Wans – He Said She Said
The Wans, from Nashville Tennessee, are a three piece rock and roll band formed only a few years ago. I have been following them for over a year now after stumbling across them through social media. In such a short space of time The Wans have already supported bands such …
Read More »Mike Tramp – Ahoghill, Diamond Rock Club 06/09/2014
Unlike many “stars” of the late 80s hair metal scene, Mike Tramp is not a singer merely content to rest on the laurels of his past successes and bask in their faded glow, but is an artist who has matured gracefully and easily into someone comfortable with where he has …
Read More »In Flames – Siren Charms
Swedish metallers In Flames are back with 11 cracking new songs on their 11th studio album ‘Siren Charms’, which is out now on Sony Music. After a brief electronic intro, album opener ‘In Plain View’ kicks the record to life with a nice little tapped riff. As always the twin …
Read More »Witch Mountain, Mobile Of Angels
Come with me now on a journey into the dark side of the blues! Self described by the band as “Doom/Metal/Blues”, ‘Witch Mountain‘ go to the places other bands tremble to set a foot. With a mix of genres they really have this style of music not just pinned down, …
Read More »Zodiac – Sonic Child
I had never heard of anything from four piece Blues based Rock band Zodiac prior to reviewing this album. Zodiac hail from Munster, Germany and this will be their third album release, with their previous album “A Hiding Place” having only been released last year. I was looking forward to …
Read More »Heliosaga – Towers In The Distance
Sometimes, it can be quite a tedious chore, trawling through mountainous seas of music that falls under the vague umbrella of Female Fronted Metal but occasionally, a little gem appears, shining from the gloom, and demanding of a closer inspection. Such a gem fell into my lap …
Read More »Ben Savage, Hospital Food – Interview, September 2014
.@louelladeville_ @planetmosh interview with Ben Savage singer/bassist from #HospitalFood Hospital Food supported Slaughter and the Dogs at Warehouse 23, Wakefield last month. I didn’t get chance to interview the bands on the day but here are some questions I put to Ben Savage by email afterwards. Find out a bit …
Read More »Philm – Underworld, London – 6th September 2014
First up were Palm Reader. Oh dear – a rare occasion where I’ve regretted turning up early to watch all the bands on the bill. The first song appeared to have no tune and just be them all playing their instruments as fast as possible. Things did improve as the …
Read More »Audrey Horne – Pure Heavy
When I reviewed Audrey Horne’s Youngblood at the start of 2013, it turned out to be one of my favourite albums of the last 5 years and when the opportunity arose to review their latest offering ‘Pure Heavy’, I leapt head first at the recording with high expectations. This has …
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