Hailing out of New Jersey, Ender is a new proposition to us but one on the suggestion of their new EP Descolada thatis sure to have an eager following in their homeland. Consisting of four tracks which are as voraciously… Read More ›
Month: April 2014
Pray For Locust – In the Shadow of the Colossus
Like a venomously disgruntled nest of vindictive hornets, In the Shadow of the Colossus the new album from Swedish metallers Pray For Locust swarms over senses and imagination with hordes of vitriolic grooves, ravenous sonics, and most of all an… Read More ›
Cokegoat – Vessel
If an easy journey with scenic gentleness is the purpose of your musical intent then steering well away from Vessel, the debut album from Chicago sextet Cokegoat is advice to be heeded. The eight track release is a tsunami of… Read More ›
Trioxin Cherry – Let’s Take Off And Nuke The Site From Space
The excellent Hell To Pay EP in 2012 more than suggested that its creators had the potential to make a big mark on the UK punk scene but Trioxin Cherry go far beyond making a mere potent impression with their… Read More ›
Mars Red Sky – Stranded In Arcadia
When the worst you can say about a release is that some of its tracks are merely outstanding it is fair to assume you are in the presence of something special, as in Stranded In Arcadia, the new album from… Read More ›
Loudblast – Burial Ground
Acclaimed as the first French death metal band and just acclaimed across underground metal worldwide over the years since forming in 1985, Loudblast add another magnificent coal to that fire with new album Burial Ground. It is a beast of… Read More ›
Full frontal rockin’: an interview with Harvs of Jackson Firebird
If you are looking for undiluted, no thrills, but highly addictive rock ‘n’ roll then checking out Australian rockers Jackson Firebird and their debut album Cock Rockin’ is one of those essential things to do. A heavily flavoursome… Read More ›
Hidden Intent – Walking Through Hell
Never short of an appetite for well-crafted and ferociously passionate thrash metal it is fair to say that it was easy to find an eager taste for Walking Through Hell, the debut album from Hidden Intent. Eleven tracks which embroil… Read More ›
Anti Ritual – Self Titled
Unleashing a tsunami of spiteful ferocity and voracious defiance within its tempestuous sounds, the self-titled debut EP from Danish hardcore/metallers Anti Ritual is an inescapable provocation which leaves senses bruised and battered but seriously alive. A joint release between Indisciplinarian… Read More ›
Molotov Jukebox – Carnival Flower
It has already been firmly established that if you want your feet and body exhausted but blissfully contented then colourful UK revellers Molotov Jukebox are your puppeteers, their previous pair of EPs already the launch pad for riotous hips and… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 