US band Deadfall with their progressive distorted guitar chords and riffs are exponents of the djent genre. To be honest tags, sun genres and labels seem to jump out of the woodwork whether recent or not and it all gets… Read More ›
Month: August 2011
Donovan Rice and the Standing Cinema – The Space Race
Philadelphia based musician Donovan Rice is fast gaining highly respectful acclaim and a strongly growing following for his stylish blend of indie rock/folk incorporated into the firm setting of singer songwriter. His skilful and creative use of melodies wrapped in… Read More ›
Mordbrand – Necropsychotic
Swedish band Mordbrand despite being formed a few years back and having recorded a split 12” with English metalers Evoke in 2006 when just the duo of guitarist/bassist Bjorn Larsson and drummer Johan Rudberg, will be newcomers to the ears… Read More ›
Promethium – Welcome to The Institution
It is always with great satisfaction when a band that may not be new in existence but new to the ear surprises and delights as in the case of UK rockers Promethium. Though the Lancaster band has been going for… Read More ›
The Victorian English Gentlemens Club – Double A-sided single
‘As Jungle Drums Rang Across The Amazon (We Held Our Heads And Screamed)’/ ‘Richer Than My Tribe’ The RingMaster Review has been enamoured with Cardiff discord indie pop maestros The Victorian English Gentlemens Club since purchasing their double A-sided single… Read More ›
Beyond Dreams Of Grandeur – Self Titled EP
Birmingham emo rockers Beyond Dreams Of Grandeur release their debut EP September 12th with the acclaim of ‘their captivating blend of melodic hardcore’ on the press release. Now this is not strictly true, yes the band certainly have some intelligent… Read More ›
Feud – Waterdog
If you thought grunge was whimpering in its grave then think again as High Wycombe, UK based rockers Feud show with their debut album Waterdog it is still healthy and full of instinctive energy. The twelve tracks on the album… Read More ›
The Junk – Problem Reaction Solution
From the first note of their debut album the contagion that is Brighton band The Junk infects and grips tight, their robust infectious fevered ska core sounds emerging as an immense and totally satisfying experience that one eagerly returns to… Read More ›
Dan Webb – Hyperspace Clearance EP
The vibrancy and energy that pours out of the Hyperspace Clearance EP from Australian singer/songwriter Dan Webb is not only impressive but reassuring, restoring belief that the genre does not have to be downbeat and moody to sound powerful. With… Read More ›
Goregast – Desechos Humanos
The new and third album from German band Goregast is an aggravated ravenous beast with the sole intention to violate the senses with bone-crushing aggression and eagerly rampant brutality. The Berliners release Desechos Humanos September 6th on FDA Rekotz, an… Read More ›
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