Space Rock

The Neptune Power Federation – Memoirs of a Rat Queen Review

By GardensTale on October 8, 2019 in 2019, Australian Metal, Cruz Del Sur, Hard Rock, Reviews, Space Metal, Hard Rock, 15 comments

“What a good story needs first and foremost is interesting characters though, and The Neptune Power Federation get that. Their vocalist, Imperial Priestess Screaming Loz Sutch, assumes the mantle of a time-travelling space witch for their fourth album, Memoirs of a Rat Queen. 70s space rock that mixes Heart with Hawkwind and AC/DC, a sexy vengeful bombshell on the mic, and a story scattered from the French revolution to boning in a parking lot; what could possibly go wrong here?” Aqua(lung) metal.

Black Space Riders – Refugeeum Review

By El Cuervo on July 24, 2015 in 2015, German Metal, Non-Metal Metal Things, Progressive Metal, Reviews, Progressive Rock, 2 comments

“Psychedelic rock with lashings of proggy jam, a smooth layer of spacey ambiance, and a heavy crust to ensure conformity to a metal-lover’s palate. This is what I was promised by Germany’s Black Space Riders on their fourth full-length, Refugeeum. As it goes, this is more of a confused hybrid of baked goods in concept, and a bland homemade cake in execution, rather than a luxurious Victoria sponge, with some serious identity problems.” The cake was a lie…again.

My Brother The Wind – Once There Was A Time When Time And Space Were One Review

By El Cuervo on October 13, 2014 in 2014, 4.0, Free Electric Sound, Reviews, Stoner Rock, Swedish Metal, Psychedelic Rock, Stoner Rock, 7 comments

“Harmony pervades Once There Was A Time When Time And Space Were One. Not in the strictly musical sense, but in its idyllic unity between typically opposed characteristics. Time and space, old and new, science and nature. Sweden’s My Brother The Wind returns on this, their third record, to peacefully entrance and impart their wholly-improvised instrumental Space Rock on the rushed and pressured masses.” God knows we all need a break from the pressures of modern life!