Review: Tiffany Kills – World On Fire CTM ChrisTones Music (June 27th, 2025) Reviewer – David Pearce Tiffany Kills are a six piece band from the Netherlands, and their debut album ‘World On Fire’ is a state of the planet reflection that hits hard musically and lyrically. The six members are vocalists Mendy Sneijers and […]
Review: Candice Night – Sea Glass earMUSIC (May 25th, 2025) Reviewer – David Pearce ‘Sea Glass’ is the new album from Candice Night who is most familiar to many as the voice and woodwind player for folk rock band Blackmore’s Night. She has also toured regularly with Rainbow as a backing vocalist, but this album is […]
Review: Mentalist – Earthbreaker Pride & Joy Music (April 11th, 2025) Reviewer – David Pearce Mentalist are a German band who I first had the pleasure of listening to in 2022 with their fantastic third album ‘Empires Falling‘. Much to my delight, they’re back with album number four ‘Earthbreaker‘. The line up of Peter Moog and […]
Review: Leadfeather – Roll The Dice (EP) Indian Summer Records (February 14th, 2025) Reviewer: David Pearce New rock band Leadfeather have only been together since 2024, but they are already getting noticed by rock music lovers. Their debut release is an EP called ‘Roll the Dice’ which features 6 tracks to set out their stall […]
Review: Tygers Of Pan Tang – Animal Instinct (Reissue) Mighty Music (November 21st, 2024) Reviewer: David Pearce There are some groups that seem to fall through the cracks of your memories, but as soon as you hear them again you suddenly remember what you liked about them. Tygers of Pan Tang were a group from […]
Review: No Favors – The Eleventh Hour Pride & Joy Music (November 22nd, 2024) Reviewer: David Pearce No Favors are a hard rock band from Stoke on Trent, the hometown of Lemmy and Slash. It is a town I have a lot of affection for as I spent three very happy years there at Staffs […]
Review: Steve Howe – Guitarscape HoweSound (September 27th, 2024) Reviewer: David Pearce Steve Howe can justifiably be called a legend of music, even in an age where the term is thrown about like confetti. Most famous for his work with Yes, he also worked with Asia and Anderson Bruford Wakeman and Howe and his distinctive […]
Review: Neptune – End OF Time Pride & Joy Music (September 20th, 2024) Reviewer: David Pearce Neptune are a Swedish melodic metal band that have been around since the 1980s. At that time, their sound encouraged a number of labels to meet the band and one of them funded the band’s debut EP. Unfortunately, it […]
Review: Cats In Space – Time Machine Esoteric Antenna (October 25th, 2024) Reviewer: David Pearce If you have never come across Cats in Space I can only enquire where you have been over the past eight years?! Quite possibly the most enjoyable rock band around, the Cats take their music incredibly seriously and themselves much […]
Review: Steve Roney & Scott Davis – ‘Pictures Alive Rock Shows of the 80s And Beyond’ API Printing Reviewer: David Pearce This book contains a wealth of pictures from concerts in the 1980s and 90s. What is so remarkable about that? Nowadays, pictures of concerts are available on Instagram and various other platforms instantaneously. If […]
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