Author: Donnie Kemp

Review: Last Call At Nightowls – Ask The Dust (2020)

Donnie goes off-piste and looks into the world of Dark Jazz with international collective Last Call At Nightowls. Last Call At Nightowls are an international...

Review: Nero Di Marte – Immoto (2020)

Italian progressive and experimental post-metal maestros create a whole new experimental and dissonant masterpiece on their third full studio offering. Donnie pins his ears...

Review: The Who – WHO (2019)

The long awaited new album from the UK legends sees Messrs Townsend and Daltrey keep the music alive 50 years on. The first 30 seconds...

Review: Sodom – Out of the Frontline Trench EP (2019)

German Thrash legends release new EP featuring three brand new tracks to whet the appetite of fans ahead of brand new album that is...

Review: ADE – Rise of an Empire (2019)

Italian death metallers continue to tell the story of their forefathers on album number four. In the niche-world of Ancient Roman metal bands Ade, along...

Review: Fit For An Autopsy – The Sea of Tragic Beasts (2019)

US deathcore/post-rock originals continue the upward trajectory of their recent releases on genre-defining album number five. Once this album was in the can I visualise...

Review: ALICE COOPER, THE STRANGLERS & MC50 @ Resorts World Arena, Birmingham 11/10/2019

Donnie & Andy take in their annual Alice Cooper gig and this time he has brought some very special friends along for the ride. I...

Review: Possessed – Revelations of Oblivion (2019)

American purveyors of death metal magnificence Possessed release their latest studio album a mere 33 years since their last.  Not many things could be...

R.I.P. Roky Erickson (1947 – 2019)

Legendary 13th Floor Elevators frontman passes away at the age of 71 Maximum Volume Music is saddened to report the one of rock music's true...

Review: Yngwie Malmsteen – Blue Lightning (2019)

Swedish guitar uber-lord delves deep into blues, or a modern slab of it, as he provides his unique take on music that has inspired...

Review: Usurper – Lords of the Permafrost (2019)

Chicago metal heroes return from a 14 year self-imposed exile to remind the modern scene of what they have been missing with their sixth...

Review: The Lunar Effect – Calm Before The Calm (2019)

London new boys The Lunar Effect draw from their influences and paint their own psychedelic debut masterpiece in eight glorious tracks and over thirty-five...

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