Have Rush ever been cool? In all fairness who cares? They may not be cool, but they are multi-million selling artists who have a docu-DVD out covering their forty year run. Mark Wrigley gets his prog on to see if it’s any good.

Wokingham-based instrumental progressive/experimental rock trio Heights unveil their second full-length album – find out what we thought within.

Extreme power metal act Dragonforce have confirmed that their first live album, Twilight Dementia, is due for release on September 13th, 2010 via Spinefarm. Read on for more details…

Sonisphere 2010 is to be festooned with comedians, comperes, cabaret and cinema – check out what’s been added to the lineup within, including the announcement of this year’s special guest act!

Do you like walking slowly from right to left while punching? Then you’re in luck! This week’s Look Back in Anger investigates Megadrive / Genesis gorefest Splatterhouse 2.

Debut album from Swedish Black/Folk Metallers Istapp.
Warning – This album may make you happy, but it will be a grim and frostbitten kind of happy.

Each week we subject the guy in our basement to a videogame adaptation to break his will and destroy his chances of happiness. This week – Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun Li!

In advance of their reunion tour, Earthtone9 offer up a free compilation of their greatest hits. The price is right, but is it any good?

Eschewing the hype from the start of year, we check out the first book of the ‘Millennium’ trilogy that has kept the suicide-prone Scandinavians reaching for the Pro Plus rather than anything else.

Eighty years after his first appearance in print, Robert E. Howard’s Puritan hero Solomon Kane has made it to the screen. Does he make the transition unscathed, or has the Devil had his way?