Category: Jace Media Music

Poland based Ukrainian Alt Rockers No Apology took to the stage in London to start their European tour. The band consisting of social media star singer Daria Zaritskaya, guitarist Sergey Sershen and drummer Przemek Nałazek started the evening with a meet and greet to meet their UK based fans before giving the [more…]

Review by Glen Parkes | Jace Media Music There are plenty of ways to enjoy live music, but until now, sitting down to watch an entire concert through a livestream was something I had never really done. That changed when Canadian seven-piece Bywater Call brought their Live From Market Hall performance to [more…]

By Lily O’Delia  Vanessa Funke has spent the past several years developing a version of melodic death metal that leaves plenty of room for gothic atmosphere, black metal and electronic music. On her fifth album, Aura, those elements come together with some of her strongest songwriting yet. Across eight tracks, Funke handles every [more…]

By Glen Parkes There are some bands whose names are so firmly planted in rock history that a new album can feel like a trip back through the past. Europe, however, have never been content to live entirely on nostalgia. With Come This Madness, their twelfth studio album and first in nine [more…]

Review by Glen Parkes Lyytinen has spent more than two decades building a reputation as Finland’s “Queen of Slide Guitar”, but this release makes one thing very clear: putting her into the blues box alone seriously undersells what she does. Her music has increasingly stretched towards classic rock, hard rock, southern rock [more…]

Review by Glen Parkes When you have helped shape an entire genre, there must come a point when you can simply do whatever the hell you want. Kai Hansen reached that point a long time ago. As co-founder of Helloween and founder of Gamma Ray, Hansen is one of the key figures [more…]

Review by Glen Parkes – Jace Media Music There are documentaries you watch, enjoy and move on from. Then there are films that drag you back into another time and make you feel as though you are standing in the middle of it. Anarchy! McLaren Westwood Gang belongs firmly in the second [more…]

Review by Glen Parkes Some bands arrive with a sound that immediately tells you where they have been. Others arrive sounding like they have already worked out where they are going. Los Angeles quartet The Bites manage to do both on their long-awaited sophomore album, The Bites, released today, September 18, 2026, [more…]