Author: Sheggs

I have to it to being in total awe of Ash, they really are timeless aren’t they? I am not entirely sure how they do it. They never seem to age, Tim Wheelers’ voice is still as light and young as when they burst onto the scene at 16 years of age and wet behind … Continue reading Album Review: Ash – Islands

I have been harping on about Black Foxxes to anyone who will listen for months now. I add them to the playlist where I can, I bring them up on our daily discussions on Moshville Times Facebook page and generally try and sneak them into everyday conversations. To be honest I am not normally such … Continue reading Gig Review: Black Foxxes / Bloody Knees / Emily Isherwood – Key Club, Leeds 29th March 2018

There’s a meme going around Facebook at the moment that says ‘In 2 years' time the 1990’s will be 30 years ago. When I think of 30 years ago I think of 1970’. It is of course aimed at the grunge generation who have all now grown up and are in their 40’s. If you … Continue reading Review: Grasshole – Fuzz of Flavour

In a way it seems almost strange to review a biography, doesn’t it? Even if it is one of the finest and most successful metal vocalists of all time. What am I doing; reviewing his life and giving him a gold star for success but could do better in parts? Let’s face it, before you … Continue reading Book Review: Bruce Dickinson – What Does This Button Do?

It’s not often that you get a smack in the face from an album on first listen and then have such a wider perspective of it on subsequent listens. That smack isn’t because this is a heavy album, it's the technicality of it. My God, your mind races between these being the most talented set … Continue reading Album Review: Letters From The Colony – Vignette

This record is one of the albums I was most looking forward to seeing released in 2018 and in cases like this it is hard to not to judge on an inflated expectation. There is nothing worse than the disappointment of a favourite band releasing something that you just feel falls short of those expectations. … Continue reading Review: Black Moth – Anatomical Venus