Gig Review: Blaze Bayley / Prymå – Ivory Blacks, Glasgow (18th September 2024)

It’s been a couple of years since I last caught up with one of my favourite singers, but here we are again at Ivory Blacks in Glasgow to see the fabulous Blaze Bayley and the Absolva boys on tour with his new album Circle of Stone. We have one support act to enjoy first—Prymå from the … Continue reading Gig Review: Blaze Bayley / Prymå – Ivory Blacks, Glasgow (18th September 2024)

Album Review: The Offspring – Supercharged

The Offspring's last album, Let The Bad Times Roll, came out in 2021 and I was pleasantly surprised by it. After some years away from the band, I thought it was more than just a return to form, more a maturing and where the band should be at their (and my) ages. While still being … Continue reading Album Review: The Offspring – Supercharged

Album Review: Wind Rose – Trollslayer

Wind Rose made a name for themselves with the nicely silly "Diggy Diggy Hole", but there is so much more to them than that. There must be, given that Trollslayer is album number number six, and they've been chiselling stone into spinning musical platters since 2012 (and donning mining equipment since 2009). Instrumental opener "Of Ice … Continue reading Album Review: Wind Rose – Trollslayer

Gig Review: Cannibal Corpse / Municipal Waste / Immolation / Schizophrenia – Barrowlands, Glasgow (26th September 2024)

It's hard to believe it's been eleven years since I last saw Cannibal Corpse live, at least a full set (they played Bloodstock in 2018 also). That time was a whole year since the previous gig which had been a bit of a disappointment due to a four-band bill, an early door time, and a … Continue reading Gig Review: Cannibal Corpse / Municipal Waste / Immolation / Schizophrenia – Barrowlands, Glasgow (26th September 2024)

Album Review: The Hot Damn! – Dancing on the Milky Way

It’s no secret we like The Hot Damn! at Moshville Times. That neon-clad burst of colourful power pop chaos. Launching in mid-2021 with “Dance Around” after a period of incubation following the folding of Tequila Mockingbyrd and The Amorettes, their appearance on the UK rock scene was a breath of fresh air and, even now, … Continue reading Album Review: The Hot Damn! – Dancing on the Milky Way

Film Review: Sabaton – The Tour To End All Tours

Hitting cinemas in a couple of weeks is a one night only concert special as Sabaton throw metal at you through the big screen. Filmed at the Ziggo Dome in the Netherlands (which looks bloody awesome from the outside) with an audience of 16,000, the band recorded their recent Tour To End All Tours performance. … Continue reading Film Review: Sabaton – The Tour To End All Tours