




It’s been far too long since the last time SLAYER’s name was up in lights above the entrance to a UK venue. The band’s UK shows in recent years have always been either as part of their Unholy Alliance package tour ...

Of the two opening acts, INVISIBLE IDOLS and NEONFLY, the former were certainly the appropriate fit with the headline act, but the latter really caught my eye with an excellent set. NEONFLY's brand of European sounding heavy metal wasn't to everyone's ...

Whist firmly maintaining the tradition of missing the first band, main support CHURCH OF MISERY was setting up and even before a single cord was stuck they had a trad Doom aura about themselves, no doubt brought up on a strict ...

Following up their all conquering headline performance at the 2008 Download festival, glam rock titans KISS were back on English soil for their first indoor arena tour in the country for 11 years. The KISS machine these days includes guitarist Tommy ...

The last time I saw DEATH ANGEL was a little under a year ago in Nottingham and the venue was packed. Unfortunately, that was not the case tonight, as it seemed a rather embarrassing turnout with probably ...