Month: November 2017
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RANKED: The Top 10 Black Sabbath Songs
For nearly fifty years now, Black Sabbath have been the last word in heavy metal. But what are the ten best riffs that the Lords of this World churned out?
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Gig Review: Robert Plant and the Sensational Space Shifters @ Clyde Auditorium
Equal parts classic numbers and fresh cuts, Robert Plant’s Clyde Auditorium performance finds the Golden God embracing old age with the humility of a true rock legend.
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Gig Review: Queens of the Stone Age + BRONCHO @ Usher Hall, Edinburgh
Are the rock and roll excesses the American act proudly list off in their music finally catching up with them? Josh Adams reviews.
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Gig Review: Enter Shikari @ Birmingham Arena
Energetic and indefatigable, Enter Shikari prove they’re still in top form at their Birmingham Arena show.
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How “The Best Worst Film Ever Made” Resulted In One Of 2017’s Top Movies
Often regarded as the “best worst film ever”, The Room is a cult classic but can the Franco lead biopic reach the same status?
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Album Review: Utopia by Björk
With a fresh outlook on romance, Björk tries her hand at love again, but with discouragingly little success.
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EP Review: The Dunts – Not Working Is Class
The Dunts serve up a raucous, rebellious set of in-your-face tracks with their new EP Not Working Is Class.
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Gig Review: We Were Promised Jetpacks + Fiskur @ Garage, Glasgow
The underrated Scottish rockers showed off a bucketload of new material but did they leave out old fans out in the rain with a lack of classic tunes?
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Is Justice League Really That Bad?
DC have been on a run of form in 2017, but can they keep up the pace with Justice League?
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EP Review: In Forever by Black Tiles
Black Tiles’ vibrant, self-aware debut EP shows promise despite lacking finesse production-wise.
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