Reviews: Karmaflow, Anekdoten, Ghost Ship Octavius
Karmaflow: The Orginal Soundtrack Album (Self Released)Karmaflow or Karmaflow: The Rock Opera Videogame to give it, it's full title is the soundtrack album to videogame that is part puzzle platformer,...
View ArticleReviews: The Vintage Caravan, Lesoir, Godsized
The Vintage Caravan: Arrival (Nuclear Blast)The history of rock music is littered with classic three pieces but The Vintage Trouble draw from the early 60's style of Jimi Hendrix Experience, Cream, and...
View ArticleReviews: Sammy Hagar & The Circle, Howlin Rain
Sammy Hagar & The Circle: At Your Service (Mailboat Music)We here at the Musipedia don't really review live albums all that often but this was a massive exception. As many of you may know Sammy...
View ArticleAnother Point Of View: Flotsam & Jetsam (Review By Paul)
Flotsam & Jetsam: The UnderworldAnother overnight stay in London with work allowed me the opportunity to pop along to the Underworld in Camden for what was apparently Flotsam & Jetsam’s first...
View ArticleReviews: Blurred Vision, Magic Kingdom, Chaos Divine
Blurred Vision: Organised Insanity (Self Released)Blurred Vision are a three piece rock band with a progressive edge hailing from Canada, the band is made up of to Iranian brothers Sepp Osley on vocals...
View ArticleReviews: SiXforNinE, Hinder, Banditos
SiXforNinE: S/T (No Regrets)SiXforNinE are alternative/progressive metal band from Athens Greece, the band was formed by guitarist George Kapa, Bassist Herc Booze and drummer Pete Outfox, while writing...
View ArticleReviews: The Darkness, Valkyrie, Section IV
The Darkness: Last Of Our Kind (Canary Dwarf)Fourth album from the new reinvigorated The Darkness and finally the spark has returned after the hit-and-miss Hot Cakes, now I'm not saying that their...
View ArticleReviews: Lucifer, Ten Foot Wizard, Forgotten Suns
Lucifer: Lucifer, I (Rise Above)A few years ago a band called The Oath appeared on the occult doom rock scene formed by two leather clad rocker chicks in the shape of guitarist Linnea Olsson and singer...
View ArticleReviews: Leprous, George Kollias, Emerald Sun
Leprous: The Congregation (InsideOut)On their fifth album now and Norwegian madmen Leprous are still a premier provider of technical, progressive music that is both dark and melodic showing the talent...
View ArticleA View From Many Rooms: Camden Rocks 2015
Camden Rocks 2015: Various Venues In CamdenSo Camden Rocks is the annual music festival in the alternative centre of London, spanning numerous venues throughout Camden and encompassing more than 200...
View ArticleAnother Point Of View: Blackwolf (Review By Nick)
Blackwolf: Exchange, BristolAnother hop across the bridge to the second home of the Musipedia, Bristol was calling again as Matt and I escaped the horrific fans and musical styling of One Direction to...
View ArticleReviews: Armored Saint, Pyramaze, Phear
Armored Saint: Win Hands Down (Metal Blade)Armored Saint will probably be known as the band that John Bush fronted before he was in Anthrax however as he came back to the fold with Revelation it would...
View ArticleReviews: Faith No More, Helloween, Muse
Faith No More: Sol Invictus (Reclamation/Ipecac)1997 remember that year? Seems a long time ago since Britpop loomed large and Tony Blair came to power, but 1997 was famous for another reason, it...
View ArticleAnother Point Of View: Fleetwood Mac (Review By Paul)
Fleetwood Mac: Genting Arena, BirminghamIn September 2013 I finally achieved a lifelong ambition to see Fleetwood Mac in the flesh. The experience was documented in my review in the Musipedia and...
View ArticleReviews: The Graveltones, Klone, The Dead Daisies
The Graveltones: Love Lies Dying (Lagoon Dog)So Aussie two-piece The Graveltones get around to releasing their sophomore album after relentlessly touring their debut and building up their profile as...
View ArticleReviews: Whitesnake (Monster Review By Paul)
Whitesnake: The Purple Album (Frontiers)In 1983 I wanted to be David Coverdale. Yes, he of the stunningly soulful wail and the most magnificent mane. Ever since I saw the outrageously sexist cover of...
View ArticleReviews: Hammer King, Burning Point, Straight Line Stitch
Hammer King: Kingdom Of The Hammer King (Cruz Del Sur)Hammer King, guess what they play? Yes they are a power metal band from Germany and as such they blast out of your speakers with Teutonic Power...
View ArticleReviews: Art Of Anarchy, Blackwelder, Galley Beggar
Art Of Anarchy: S/T (Century Media)Art Of Anarchy is one part Guns N Roses, one part Disturbed, and one part Stone Temple Pilots as it features, Bumblefoot on guitar, John Moyer on the bass and Mr...
View ArticleReviews: Paradise Lost, Tremonti (Reviews By Paul)
Paradise Lost: The Plague Within (Century Media)If you’d asked Paradise Lost in 1988 whether they’d still be pursuing the path of darkness a quarter of a century later I think the answer would probably...
View ArticleReviews: Royal Southern Brotherhood, Artizan, District 97,
Royal Southern Brotherhood: Don't Look Back: The Muscle Shoals Sessions (Ruf)Never has there been such an apt title for an album, RSB started back in 2011 as a collaborative project between Cyrille...
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