IRON LADY PERFORMED LIVE AT UNIT ONE STUDIOS

In this session, our bassist, Isaac, and lead guitarist, Toby, both show us the instruments they are using, as well as their rigs. We are experimenting with new room mics/mixes as well as a multi-camera setup for these videos.

May 7, 2025 1

LIAM’S LISTENING ROOM – 22/4/25

The song in question is Cryptopsy - “Until There’s Nothing Left”. Jesus f+#~$g Christ, this song is heavy. Obviously, if you know Suffocation, you likely know Cryptopsy, and they’re probably more responsible for the tech-death sound as we know it, “None So Vile” being the prime example.

April 22, 2025 1

RAGING ROCK AND METAL SHOW (8/4/2025)

The third episode of the Raging Rock & Metal Show is now live over on YouTube. This week's episode features music from Damn Cheetah, Savatage, Danzig, Queensrÿche, Bruce Dickinson, Kung Fu Hotline, Paradise Lost, Fates Warning, Type O Negative and Cathedral.

April 9, 2025 3

LIAM’S LISTENING ROOM – 25/3/25

My pick of the week was pretty easy this time round. The new Warbringer was the only album that really came close to topping it but I’ve gravitated back to this album so much more often. I’ve been a fan of this side project from Haken guitarist Charlie Griffiths since the debut album was released back in 2022.

March 25, 2025 1

KAINE RETURNS TO REHEARSALS AND RESUMES WORK ON NEXT STUDIO RELEASE

The band is already preparing for two shows later this year, the first supporting NWOBHM legends Desolation Angels at the Cart & Horses, London (birthplace of Iron Maiden) on July 19th, and the second a festival slot in North Essex in August which is yet to be formally announced. For both shows, Kaine will be playing a full-on NWOTHM set with songs taken from all of their albums, Falling Through Freedom (2012), The Waystone (2014), A Crisis of Faith (2018), Reforge The Steel (2019) as well as 2022’s After Extinction.

March 19, 2025 3

LIAM’S LISTENING ROOM – 14/3/25

There were a few solid releases that came out this past week, but the biggest standout for me was Whitechapel’s latest offering, “Hymns in Dissonance”. I am not a Deathcore fan, and I am extremely picky when it comes to what I consider to be good Deathcore.