Brendan Crabb, Journalist

Features / Music

Why Andrew WK Is 'At The Mercy Of The Party Gods'

"As much partying as I've done, I still have a long way to go."

Reviews / Album

Album Review: Sinsaenum - Repulsion For Humanity

"The vocals are on occasion slightly less guttural than many blackened death metal acts, perhaps ensuring a sliver of greater accessibility."

Reviews / Album

Album Review: Halestorm - Vicious

"It's not really going to challenge anyone, but it works"

Reviews / Album

Album Review: Dee Snider - For The Love of Metal

"The enthusiasm for the project almost pours out of the speakers at times."

Live Review: Machine Head

"Unlike some international metal bands who act like they're doing us a favour by travelling halfway around the world to play here, the quartet were evidently enthused to have returned."

Features / Music

Why Machine Head Think 'Basically Everything You Read On The Internet Is Wrong'

"There's a huge silent majority who just doesn't bother to say anything, until all that's left is the shitty comments. That's a weird place that we're at as a whole in society."

Features / Music

Is 'Black Flame' The Defining Moment Of Bury Tomorrow?

"I'm hoping this is the moment, or this is the album, that's really a defining chapter of our band."

Reviews / Album

Album Review: Bury Tomorrow - Black Flame

"They rip into each song like kids tearing into the wrapping paper at Christmas."

Reviews / Album

Album Review: DevilDriver - Outlaws 'Til The End, Vol 1

"Only faintly recognisable as re-imaginations of country tunes anyway; such is the presence of Fafara's distinctive roar and the turbo-charged guitars."

Features / Music

'Times Change, People Change, Attitudes Change And The Band Definitely Changed'

"We were just four fucking dumb-arse kids from Wales and all of a sudden we're on the stage with Metallica and stuff."

Reviews / Album

Album Review: Bulllet For My Valentine - Gravity

"Six albums in, change seems inevitable, and perhaps mandatory for the Welsh melodic metal mob."

Reviews / Album

Album Review: The Night Flight Orchestra - Sometimes The World Ain't Enough

"This outfit no longer feel like a project, but instead a fully-fledged band."

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