Awash with gorgeous watercolour illustrations, fanciful scenes and heartfelt words, this children’s book is destined to become a fixture by bedsides in years to come.
‘The Serpent and the Pentagram (Pagan Records) is no formulaic “metalhead journey” biography but rather a personal and intimate view of Necromantia’s career.
Kat Von D’s “Leafar and the Magical Treasure Chest” is a wonderful book that combines adventure, magic, and heartwarming themes of family and friendship.
At its heart, Harry Sword’s ‘Monolithic Undertow’ (out via Third Man Books) is a book that tries to describe, decode, explain and provide a profundity of examples of the drone in its many forms.
In her new book, ‘Bands do BK’ (Lit Riot Press), author/journalist Sam Sumpter consults an impressive cross-section of Brooklyn’s music scene, asking them what their favourite spots are in the borough.
The Insatiable Necrosexual comic is just as batshit as fans could hope for. It’s an appeal to a very specific crowd who are all already in on the joke.
Love Hertz is an interesting concept: a book about a DJ who has discovered a secret sound frequency capable…
What is most gratifying about “Long Live King Kobe” by Spencer Ostrander & Paul Auster is the family themselves. A family dedicated to making sense of the loss of one of their own.
Initially, Name Dropping was described to me as a loose tour diary chronicling the (mis)adventures of one man as…
Last month, I was dispatched to Tampa, Florida to cover the Student Action Summit (SAS) for the popular arts…
‘Sarah Luger: A Murder Mystery’ by Sebastian Corbascio reveals the fragile and chaotic nature of life while shining a light on how important it is to hang onto the beautiful things around us, even if they’re merely memories.
If you’re a hard rock/heavy metal fan, you undoubtedly know the name Ronnie James Dio. Somewhere along the line,…
The ironic thing about this recollection by author, musician, music journalist and v13.net scribe Christopher Long concerning his long…