With a heightened anticipation inspired by the recent release of the excellent single You’re So Boring, sitting down with the new album from Seattle artist Niko came with a sense of something special was about to happen. The single had… Read More ›
Day: June 20, 2012
War Engine Demo
For all of the great thrash metal bands around the world there is always a bit of excitement when a new one emerges from Eastern Europe. They bring a purer thrash sound to the ear to excite, their seeds sown… Read More ›
Lazer/Wulf : There Was A Hole Here. It’s Gone Now
It has to be said that the There Was A Hole Here. It’s Gone Now EP from Georgia band Lazer/Wulf is one remarkable release, a stirring and intriguing piece of songwriting and realisation. The EP, barely touching twelve minutes in… Read More ›
Eighteen Nightmares At The Lux: Mother Of Girl
Half way through the year and I guess we all have some serious contenders for single of the year already but now we have a release which puts all others so far in the shade. Mother Of Girl from Eighteen… Read More ›
This Years Winner Is: When In Rome Single
With comparisons of You Me At Six and Four Year Strong nicely sitting in their ear, Isle Of Man quintet This Years Winner Is release their new single When In Rome June 25th. With an energised and easily accessible pop… Read More ›
Damn Damn Patriots: Duke It Out with Damn Damn Patriots
Damn Damn Patriots play buzz-saw pop or to give it an image, it is like having an aural visit to the dentist with an insistent and perpetual drill resonating within the senses. It is something quite simply sensational as proven… Read More ›
Pat The Human: Eternal Jamnation
Dallas quartet Pat the Human play energycore, which basically means they just bruise and beat up on the senses with the deepest glee and unbridled aggression. Whether it is an officially recognised genre who knows as there seems to be… Read More ›
Charlie Lankester And The Mojo Killers: The Spinning Of The Wheel
Since dropping out of medical school in the seventies singer songwriter and pianist Charlie Lankester has had an impressive and eventful music life from touring with the Australian band The Last Chance Café and playing keyboard for the past twenty… Read More ›
The Sea : Shake Shake
June 25th sees the release of the second single from the album Rooftops from the continually impressive UK indie band The Sea. Released as a free download through their own Lusty Records, Shake Shake is sure to further fan the… Read More ›
Levellers: Static On The Airwaves
Preferring a punk strain of folk rock there has never been real interest and need here to dive into the wealth of admittedly the generally enjoyable and well crafted folk tunes of Levellers through their soon to be 25 years… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 