From the opening pulses of its first track, Perpetual Happening the new album from Thee Exciters grabs hold of and parties on the senses. The experience is raucous, at times very dirty, and constantly refreshing as the UK garage punk… Read More ›
Month: January 2012
Baddies – Bronto
We all have certain bands and artists that offer that extra excitement when news of a new release from them breaks. So it is here at The RingMaster Review whenever anything escapes from the creative ingenuity that comes in the… Read More ›
Beaten To Death – Xes And Strokes
PARAMEDICS!!!!!!!! Can there ever be a more apt name for a band than for Norwegian grindcore abusers Beaten To Death. From the moment the first blasted note rifles up the artillery to the wasted devastation left by the end of… Read More ›
Blood Ceremony – Blood Ceremony
There has been plenty of re-issues of debuts and albums from bands finding a resurgence in popularity or simply the re-release of recordings that originally had a limited presence and were lost and out of circulation for many years. A… Read More ›
Chimp Spanner – All Roads Lead Here
From the first brewing sound on All Roads Lead Here, the new EP from Chimp Spanner completely takes over and enthrals the senses, permeating deeply to inspire and instigate thoughts, imagery and most of all emotions. The release is striking… Read More ›
The Pulsebeats – The Pulsebeats
The self titled debut album from Spanish based power pop combo The Pulsebeats only has one intention, to rattles cages and tease ears with enthused and excitable bursts of pulse racing raw energy. To the term power pop, which the… Read More ›
This Vicious Cabaret – City Of Ghosts
City Of Ghosts the debut EP from UK post-hardcore band This Vicious Cabaret is a fresh and exuberant burst of rock that pounces upon and feeds the ear with accomplished ease and lingering satisfaction. The four track release is a… Read More ›
Dick Venom & The Terrortones – Rockin Rollin Vampire Man
With a warm smouldering glow deep inside the new EP from Dick Venom & The Terrortones is placed in the slot and the play button pushed by an eager excited finger. It has been a long long time since a… Read More ›
Burn The Sunset – Home
With the force of a wind tunnel cranked up to the top, Home from Scottish metalcore band Burn The Sunset is a punishing assault on ear, senses and self security. The debut album from the Stirling based metalers saps the… Read More ›
My Tiny Robots – Zut Alor
With each release Edinburgh’s My Tiny Robots has shone brighter and engaged deeper with their eclectic melodic discordant sounds. From their debut release the Some Of My Best Ideas EP of 2007 through to the free to download single ‘Rock… Read More ›
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