NORTHERN Ireland's Therapy? were once described by Kerrang! (when it still was a metal mag) as the UK's potential version of Metallica. With 'Troublegum' bothering charts across the globe the potential was certainly there.
But Therapy? were happier being the awkward kids and released a selection of densely packed albums
But Therapy? were happier being the awkward kids and released a selection of densely packed albums
Read more: ALBUM REVIEW: Therapy? go back in time to catch up on Disquiet with melodies and menace
THREE piece Glaswegian hard rockers The Toi have finally released an album they had intended to unleash two years ago - and its been worth the wait.
For those that haven't heard of them, the band is a three piece hailing from Glasgow featuring Paul Healy (vocals/guitar), Andy Carr(bass/guitar/vocals) and
For those that haven't heard of them, the band is a three piece hailing from Glasgow featuring Paul Healy (vocals/guitar), Andy Carr(bass/guitar/vocals) and
Read more: ALBUM REVIEW: Glaswegian rockers The Toi turn musical water into delicious rock win
IT'S been one of Ireland's best kept metal secrets - a one-day fest of extreme metal held in the farthest corner of Northern Ireland - Monsters of Rot.
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IT'S a six-band Saturday this weekend. Sinocence have the Belfast launch of their ep No God, No Masters Vol 2 (review here) at Limelight2 with