Back in the day, the UK was once under the spell of the South African kwela song Tom Hark. It was an encounter uncaged by The Piranhas which gripped the feet and bodies of a large chunk of the nation,… Read More ›
Day: February 16, 2015
Rathborne – Soft
If you have not come across Luke Rathborne, or indeed Rathbone the band surrounding his songwriting skills, do not worry as the healthy buzz around both back in the US is sure to brew up a similar excitement over this… Read More ›
SeaWitches – Stars
On the surface Stars, the new single from UK band SeaWitches, is a simmering lake of melodic radiance but look deeper into its depths and the song is a discovery of compelling shadows and rawer, almost predacious textures. Making a… Read More ›
The New Southern Electrikk – Brown Eyes
Listening to the trio of songs making up The New Southern Electrikk debut single, is like being immersed in a kaleidoscope of sound, each song offering a different light and colourful adventure to another. The release is an unpredictable proposition… Read More ›
Pryti – Tales Of A Melancholic
Tales Of A Melancholic is the debut album from Pryti, an emerging British solo artist already making a striking mark, with her seriously accomplished and captivating fusion of heavy rock and melodic metal, on the national scene. Consisting of ten… Read More ›
Ligaments – Ligaments (Eat Pizza EP)
As soon as learning that the armament within punk ‘n’ rollers Ligaments involved a double bass, intrigue and excitement, as we are suckers for the throaty seduction of said instrument, was rife. It was an anticipation swiftly satisfied by the… Read More ›
Oh Captive set loose their sophomore EP this Spring
Ascending Alternative Rock crew ‘Oh Captive’ will nationally unveil their spanking new EP ‘Two Mirrors’ through all outlets on Monday 23rd March. Formed three years ago, and coming at you from the South West, Oh Captive unleash a potent fusion… Read More ›
‘DEATH KINDLY WAITS FOR ME’ to unveil their ‘Wire Iron Blood’ from 2nd March
“Nothing short of amazing, perfectly executed noise wrapped in an emotive blanket…top stuff!” BBC Introducing. Post Hardcore crew ‘Death Kindly Waits For Me’ express a sound that packs concise riffery and energetic beats with pop sensibilities. The rising quartet… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 