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Review: Avenged Sevenfold – Hail to the King.
When it comes to opening tracks on an album, Avenged Sevenfold have always done quite well. Much like its predecessors, Shepherd of Fire kicks off this pivotal offering with a haunting atmosphere that...
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Review: Tonight Alive – The Other Side.
You know, there comes a point in life when you want to ask ‘Hey, what did you think of [female fronted band]‘s new album?] and not hear certain comparisons. Because, after a while, you realise such...
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Review: Dave Hause – Devour.
Solo careers can often be a difficult pursuit, but anyone who has seen Dave Hause of The Loved Ones can testify that there’s a real heartfelt brilliance to both his music and live presence. That is one...
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Review: Drenge – King Tuts, Glasgow – 4th October 2013.
Every once in a while you get a band who are dubbed the latest revelation in guitar music. While there’s been little drop in the mass of quality there, it’s difficult to deny the brilliance of...
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Videos: Madina Lake – King Tuts, Glasgow – 10th October 2013.
We’ve been fans of Madina Lake for years, and couldn’t miss the Glasgow stop on their farewell tour. Here’s some videos from last night. We’re pretending we’re ready to say goodbye to the band, but…...
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Feature: My Scottish Hall of Fame 3. #myhof3
Music lovers are being asked to suggest Scottish artists that should be inducted into Scotland’s Music Hall of Fame, as their campaign hit the road this month. Described on their website to be just...
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Review: Madina Lake – King Tuts, Glasgow – 10th October 2013.
You know, there’s these bands that come along and create a strong connection with their fans. No matter how big they get, what obstacles hit them – there’s never a dent to that bond. And, eventually,...
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Review: letlive. – King Tuts, Glasgow – 12th October 2013.
The hype surrounding letlive. is difficult to do justice to. Perhaps, a good indication is that despite weeks of constant searches online and waiting outside the venue for a number of hours, a spare...
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Review: Morrissey – Autobiography.
Beware! I bear more grudges than lonely high court judges. This is a lyric-cum-headline during the infamous Smith’s court case, which Morrissey mentions almost as an example of how he was persecuted...
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Review: HIM – Barrowlands, Glasgow – 23rd October 2013.
HIM are one of those bands who were ever present across the noughties, and haven’t fallen off the face of the planet in the years that followed. Where others are splitting up and embarking on farewell...
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Review: Avenged Sevenfold – Phones 4 U Arena, Manchester – 30th November 2013.
Avenged Sevenfold have put rock music back at number one worldwide with ‘Hail to the King’, the album that signed and sealed their step into the big time. With sell out arena shows and their...
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Review: Mindless Self Indulgence – Liquid Rooms, Edinburgh – 1st December 2013.
Do you give a shit? No? Do you love Mindless Self Indulgence? Yes? Well then, you’re in luck. The band hit the road in the UK for the first time since their fun-fuelled Kickstarter-funded album...
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Interview: Gabe – American Fangs.
American Fangs don’t hesitate when it comes to blending genres. If they had their own cooking show, they’d be the kind of chef that happily throws in anything they have a fancy for in the pot and it...
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2013: Best shows and albums.
Like every year before it, 2013 has been full of some brilliant shows and albums. So we asked around Indulge-Sound.com to see what caught our photographer’s and writer’s eyes and ears across the last...
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Review: Good Luck – Decade.
Oh, Decade. You’re good with your timing aren’t you? Whether it’s releasing an album after a year of making a live name for yourselves, or settling on a perfectly suited running time of less than 30...
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Interview: Trash McSweeney – The Red Paintings.
There’s just something about The Red Paintings that catches your eye. On the road with Mindless Self Indulgence at the tail end of 2013, it might have been the blend of Japanese and sci-fi aesthetics...
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Review: Augustines – Augustines.
We Are Augustines were simply refreshing when they released Rise Ye Sunken Ships, the raw musical journey that saw the band deal with some really dark and difficult times through music. After opting...
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Review: Transgender Dysphoria Blues – Against Me!
Months ago, we prematurely included Transgender Dysphoria Blues by Against Me! as one of our 100 Albums That Changed Your Life zine. Ahead of its time, perhaps, but it simply felt as if it was going to...
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Review: Kill The Power – Skindred.
People know Skindred best for many different things. Perhaps it’s their incredible live presence ft. the Newport helicopter. For others, it might be being tormented by Benji at Download Festival with...
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Review: Cities EP – Cities.
You’ve got to admire a self-starter. Not even 18 months since formation, Cities have supported a number of great bands – Mallory Knox, Lower Than Atlantis and Funeral For a Friend, to name a few. After...
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