You more than likely will not have heard of Andrea Ianni yet, well unless you are one of the fortunate ones to have caught him busking in London but even then his name was probably not in the air. He… Read More ›
Month: August 2012
Ophidian I: Solvet Saeclum
Technical death metal is having an impressive flourish of releases right now with already the outstanding new album from The Faceless and the excellent more progressively toned release from Over Your Threshold having enthralled the ear these past few weeks…. Read More ›
Rusted Pearls and The Fancy Free: Roadsigns EP
This past twelve months has seen Italy spawn some strong and enjoyable music with a heart inspired by blues and country rock sounds from the US. Earlier this year Ricky Ferranti & The Rusty Miles released an album which pleased… Read More ›
Over Your Threshold: Facticity
Facticity, the debut album from German progressive death metalers Over Your Threshold, is one of those intricate little beasts which need multiple ventures in its company to appreciate and discover all of its aural nooks and sonic crannies. It is… Read More ›
Presley Johnson: Anita’s Last Dance
Presley Johnson is a Northampton based band which has been drawing sure attention their way with their vibrant and enchanting mix of pop, folk, blues, country, and 60′s influenced rock. The band release their new single Anita’s Last Dance to again… Read More ›
Three Hour Ceasefire: Cry Havoc
Inspired by death and thrash metal from the late eighties and early nineties, Irish metalers Three Hour Ceasefire have fused those sounds into an impressive powerful entity of their own as proven with their debut EP Cry Havoc. The release… Read More ›
Milestones: Entropy
Raw, abrasive, and deliberately confrontational, Irish post hardcore band Milestones is already well on the way to making a dent not only in their homeland but further afield, something their new release can only reinforce. Their new EP Entropy is an… Read More ›
Krampus: Survival of the Fittest
2011 was the year Italian folk metalers Krampus announced their presence with two impressive and promising EPs, this year they have set themselves at the fore of the genre with their debut album Survival of the Fittest. Eight strong, the… Read More ›
Ghost Of The Highway: Self Titled
From the moment the song So Sick from UK rock band Ghost Of The Highway, was submitted to and heard on The Reputation Radio Show, a review of the forthcoming mini album it came from was a must. When the… Read More ›
Xander Demos: Guitarcadia
Let us open with the admittance that guitar virtuosity has never been high on requirements for our tastes at The RR, the infernal indulgences and flamboyant intricacies no substitute to our preferences for riotous passion and inciteful riffing. That said… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 