Imagine the raw energy of early Therapy? and the industrial snarl of Pitchshifter aligned to the passionate fire of Reuben with the virulent melodic seduction of Queens of The Stone Age, and you get a keen idea of the… Read More ›
Month: August 2014
King Canute – Drive EP
When UK rockers Ghost of the Highway came to an end two years ago fans were definitely left with a hole to fill in their enjoyment. Rising from the ashes, band member Johnny Lett (bass/vocals) has alongside Chris Woollams (drums/vocals),… Read More ›
Alone With Wolves – The End of Nothing EP
Fusing an impressive and striking fusion of heavy rock with a voracious metal intensity, UK band Alone With Wolves has a sound which sits easily within the varied shades of metalcore and post-hardcore as well as quite simply rock and… Read More ›
Ordoxe – Beyond Mankind
If you ever wondered whether there can be real beauty to an extreme metal release then checking out the new album from Canadian black metallers Ordoxe will easily answer your thoughts. Beyond Mankind brings a tempting charm to its ravenous… Read More ›
Johnny Wore Black – A Cut Above
Earlier this year, UK band Johnny Wore Black released the exceptional album Walking Underwater Pt. 1, a fiery slab of melodic rock drawing on numerous other vital musical essences to present a thoroughly provocative and thrilling adventure. With second album… Read More ›
Spooky Jefferson’s Ideal Lunchbox – House of Dolls
Ever wondered what the warped and twisted offspring of Madness, Oingo Boingo, and Mr Strange would be like? Then welcome to the dark ska-deville world of Spooky Jefferson’s Ideal Lunchbox. Entwining the revelry of ska with the insatiable temptation of… Read More ›
Demoni – Day of Demoni
Described as a ‘surfabilly band which fuses punk rock beats, psychobilly bass, and surf guitar’ it is easy to go slightly astray with expectations over US rockers Demoni and their much more flavoursome sound. Certainly those essences make up the… Read More ›
Gorilla Punch Radio – Self Titled
Embracing a wealth of rock spices and varied flavours, Gorilla Punch Radio on the evidence of their self-titled debut album, tries and succeeds in making every song a slice of impacting revelry whether they are crooning the emotions or making… Read More ›
Heavy Hand – Northwoods Knives
Remember that first instinctive tingle and thrill when discovering The Pixies? Well stand by as you just might be getting a healthy hint of that with Heavy Hand, certainly our gut instincts and emotions felt a similar fingering upon hearing… Read More ›
Bite The Shark – First Blood
With a sound as snappy and hungry as their band name suggests, Bite The Shark have made one impressive and attention grabbing entrance with debut single First Blood. Consisting of three songs which roar and swagger with a muscular rock… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 