Buzz Magazine
What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
Lancaster’s Massive Wagons deliver their seventh album, Earth To Grace, blending classic rock vibes with mixed results for devoted fans of the new classic rock wave.
Llanelli hard rock band Scarlet Rebels return with their third album, Where The Colours Meet, “a melting pot of lyrical themes and sonic elements."
Unfortunately, Halo Effect doesn't match Kris Barras Band's stage sound for power and presence.
From a tour with US rock gods Kiss to the upper echelons of the UK album charts, 2023 has been one to remember for Newport ragga metallers Skindred.
Inhale/Exhale is an album that sounds great blasted out on a car stereo but has the potential to fill festivals across the country. Business as usual, then, for Those Damn Crows.
Is Massive Wagons' music rock, metal or punk – or just a mess? Fortunately, Triggered! – the Lancaster combo’s sixth studio album – shredded my first impressions.
Political, discordant and relentless, Dub War’s return ought to both delight older followers and attract new ones to their message-laden, Welsh-infused take on the genre.
With See Through The Blue, Scarlet Rebels are right on track to reach their goal of being the first band from Llanelli to break into the UK Top 40.
Just before one of Scarlet Rebels' food bank-donation charity gigs was cancelled because of a controversial album cover, frontman Wayne Doyle retraced its origin with John-Paul Davies.
