17 years and six albums later and London's De Profundis are still a force to be admired.
Read More »Ginger Wildheart And The Sinners-Ginger Wildheart And The Sinners-Album Review-Planetmosh
I think I’ve run out of fingers and toes to count how many bands Ginger Wildheart is in but here’s one of them as he releases the debut album Ginger Wildheart And The Sinners by the band of the same name, and what a debut it is on Wicked Cool …
Read More »The Dead Daisies-Radiance-Album Review-Planetmosh
Welcome back The Dead Daisies who are still showing plenty of life with the release of brand new sixth studio album Radiance! It’s definitely the heaviest I’ve heard them play as you only get one slow song amongst the other nine headbangers! In my opinion it’s also their strongest lineup …
Read More »Amorphia – Lethal Dose
As India's AMORPHIA completes its 10 years of Thrashing Madness, they have created their most-menacing third full-length album, "LETHAL DOSE".
Read More »Collapser-Planet Opioid-Single Review-Planetmosh
From the ashes of Obey come the firestorm of Collapser from Stoke-On-Trent. Citing their influences as Pantera, Gojira, Mastodon and American Head Charge as they release their debut single ‘Planet Opioid’. Of course their are still elements of Obey in there which keeps me happy but Collapser are a heavier …
Read More »Bastette-Awakening-EP Review-Planetmosh
At last Bastette (the Egyptian goddess of protection) finally release their highly expected four track EP Awakening via Rock People Management and it’s well worth the wait to say the least. The Blackburn based alternative rockers were formed in 2019 by lead vocalist/songwriter Caroline Eve Kenyon. Opening with the strongest …
Read More »These Wicked Rivers-Lonely Road-New Track Review-Planetmosh
Formed in Derby 2014, These Wicked Rivers add another spotlight stealing song to their catalogue with new track ‘Lonely Road’ released via Rock People Management to celebrate their month long tour in October supporting Hayseed Dixie and it’s available to stream as well as a physical CD which will be …
Read More »Heads for The Dead – The Great Conjuration album review
What does the third full length offering from this international collaboration bring to the table? The answer dear Planetmosh reader, is OLD SCHOOL DEATH METAL! 10 tracks of it too.. Now I have to admit to have been ignorant of this band until now, but rest assured I’ll not be …
Read More »Silurian – End of Ordovicia EP review
Three great tracks from the era of trilobites, ammonites and Eurypterids… Just to clarify, this isn’t a recording that has recently been unearthed in a palaeontological dig somewhere! This is in fact a release from earlier this month by US blackened death metal trio Silurian. It may only be three …
Read More »Stitched Up – Jupiter Jazz And The Suicide Cult
Heavily influenced by the classic rock/punk scene from the 60's and 70's to the metal/thrash metal movement of the 1980's.
Read More »Chain Of Dissent – Parasitic Demise
I actually believe that if this album was written 35 years ago Chain Of Dissent would have been huge.
Read More »The Hot Damn-Live,Laugh,Love-Single Review-Planetmosh
Look out! They’re back! The Hot Damn, the four fiesty females replace LOL with ‘Live,Laugh,Love’, their latest single out now! It follows their debut single ‘Dance Around’ and follow up ‘I Didn’t Like You Anyway’ to make my ears think they’re the UK version of The Runaways. Quite rightly they …
Read More »Sarcophagum – Conduits to the Underworld
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Read More »Robert Jon And The Wreck-Wreckage Vol.2-Album Review-Planetmosh
Prepare to be blown away by the Wreckage Vol.2 , latest album from Orange County, California based band Robert Jon And The Wreck due for release on September 30th 2022 on Joe Bonnamassas’s record label KTBA (Keeping The Blues Alive). It’s a collection of exclusive in-studio and live concert performances …
Read More »Troy Redfern-The Wings Of Salvation-Album Review-Planetmosh
There’s a new guitar hero coming around the bend as Troy Redfern throws a lucky six as he releases his sixth studio album The Wings Of Salvation on Red 7 Records on September 23rd 2022, following The Fire Cosmic album that lit up 2021 with its sheer audacity! It’s a …
Read More »Bastette-Fiction-Single Review-Planetmosh
Formed in 2019 by lead vocalist/songwriter Caroline Eve Kenyon, Blackburn based alt-rock band Bastette (The Egyptian Goddess Of Protection) release new single ‘Fiction’ taken from their four track EP Awakening via Rock People Management on September 30th 2022. It’s an eerie song, point proven by Caroline saying “Fiction is about …
Read More »Crossover – Shangri-La/Gypsy Blood – Single Review – Planetmosh
Old musicians rule, ok! Point proven by the debut CD single ‘Shangri-La/Gypsy Blood’ from Crossover, taken from their debut album The Endless Road. They formed in 2017 by guitarist Paul Gaskin (Gaskin) and drummer Gary Pearson (Vardis). Line up changes resulted in new members joining as the single begins with …
Read More »Tyler Bryant And The Shakedown-Shake The Roots-Album Review-Planetmosh
Shake The Roots, the fifth studio album from Tyler Bryant And The Shakedown has just been released via their own record label Rattle Shake Records since leaving Spinefarm Records for more control of their music. Frontman Tyler Bryant formed his first band at 15 and moved to Nashville, Tennessee in …
Read More »Robert Jon And The Wreck-Rescue Train-Single Review-Planetmosh
Let’s shout out a big “Hell yeah” for the return of Robert Jon And The Wreck as they give us a taster of their forthcoming new studio album Wreckage Vol.2 by releasing ‘Rescue Train’, a brand new single taken from it. Formed in Orange County, California, 2011, the album will …
Read More »Demonic Resurrection-Decades Of Darkness-Album Review-Planetmosh
Mumbai, India metal returns courtesy of the most metal Sahil ‘Demonstealer’ Makhija the driving force behind the wheel of Demonic Resurrection with their sixth studio album Decades Of Darkness as it celebrates two decades of the band. The album consists of four single releases and four instrumental versions of the …
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