Essex rave legends The Prodigy took to Bangkok on Tuesday night, showing those in attendance exactly why, even 25 years since forming, they’re still at the top of their game.

It’s always intriguing when you click on a band’s Facebook page and of their 10,000 odd followers, you have 4 friends from different countries of origin and with wildly divergent music tastes that all ‘like’ their music. So began my foray into Cambodian Space Project and ironically enough, the first single that I am to hear from the band is also […]

Lemmy and his Motörhead released their 21st studio album, Aftershock: “another relentless collection of tracks that your grandma and your neighbours will not like – and that you will play on volume 11.”

It was a hot, humid Saturday afternoon in Singapore, when indie music lovers slowly walked through lush greenery into Camp Symmetry festival. Live review.

Technical, innovative and groundbreaking thrash metal band Death Angel released their latest album ‘The Dream Calls for Blood’. Review.

Godfathers of progressive metal with a career spanning for more than 25 years, Dream Theater continue to make music. Their new album is the cornerstone of a new period for the band.

This is Christmas before Christmas: a new studio album from legendary British death metal band Carcass. Read the elated review!

It’s not quite Cirque du Soleil as you know it. Nor is it the best of Michael Jackson. Is a unique, surprising and at times, thrilling hybrid. Read the live review and check the Australian tour dates.

Placebo were in town this week to present their upcoming album ‘LOUD LIKE LOVE’ at the Hard Rock Hotel’s Coliseum.

Take Middle Eastern music, folk and metal, shake them well and you’ll get Orphaned Land’s latest opus, All is One.

Dark Tranquillity remains faithful to the original melodic death metal sound they helped in creating. Review of their new opus, Construct.

“A good musical journey back into the era of flower power.” Read our review for Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros’ self-titled album.

Avenged Sevenfold’s “Hail to the King” track captures the classic eighties sound by stripping back the technicality demonstrated in their previous albums. Read more.

At times, the unique fan studded documentary “Springsteen and I” is so laugh out loud funny that you don’t even have to be a Bruce Springsteen music lover to enjoy it. Review.

Cheesy? Overwrought? Just plain bad? Or, unequivocally honest and visceral? Read Indran Paramasivam’s review of Editors’ latest album.

When Deap Vally aren’t crocheting or knitting, these Californian girls are producing some dirty rock’n’roll. How did their debut album rate? Read the review.

A debut release is the most important release for any band and Tokyolite have certainly ticked the box on creating a great first impression. Read the review.

With a career spanning now more than twenty years, American progressive rock band Spock’s Beard have almost reached perfection with “Brief Nocturnes and Dreamless Sleep.”

The front men of bands The Mood and The Tea Party teamed up and now call themselves Samskara Radio. Hear their EP and read the review.

“If Save Rock and Roll has left me with something, it is that if I need a fun upbeat album to move, to this one will be at the top of the list.” A review by Jarrod Macartney.