It is with thanks to Carl of the excellent Chalkman Video that UK punk rock ‘n’ rollers Yorkshire Rats and their debut album Sea of Souls recently and firmly hit our radar. He gave us the heads up on the… Read More ›
Month: April 2015
The Strangler Figs – Attack Of The Strangler Figs
Having been seduced by the decidedly warped drama and infectiousness of their recent single Attack Of The Strangler Figs, there was no option than to next look at the EP of the same name . The result of talent and… Read More ›
Robben Ford – Into The Sun
With over 35 albums under his belt, attention has to be given when Californian guitarist Robben Ford describes his new release as “one of the top recordings I’ve ever done.” It is a statement potently backed up by Into The… Read More ›
Kobadelta – Open Visions
Blending the rousing elements of their second EP and the mesmeric seducing of their last, UK psyche rockers Kobadelta unleash their finest moment yet in the hauntingly irresistible shape of Open Visions. The EP provides a feast for ears and… Read More ›
Roxanne de Bastion – Rerun
With a nomadic element to her life, Berlin and London alternative bases for her musical travels, Roxanne de Bastion also brings that kind of adventure to her music, as evidenced by debut album The Real Thing of 2013. It was… Read More ›
Hung Like Jack – Fire beneath me/ Life’s first sign of rage
If you thought the summer was going to be one of peace and warm calm then think again as this is when UK rockers Hung Like Jack release their next roar of voracious rock ‘n’ roll in the uncompromising shapes… Read More ›
Left For Red – All Things Known And Buried
It is fair to say that previous EPs from UK metallers Left For Red, as well as an acclaimed live presence, bred keen anticipation for the band’s debut album in a great many. Now the moment for the band to… Read More ›
Bulletproof Rose – Loud Hard Fast
Its title is Loud Hard Fast and that just about sums up the new EP from UK rockers Bulletproof Rose, though to that you can add enjoyable if unsurprising. That lack of originality is not necessarily a bad thing in… Read More ›
All To Ruin – Among Us
Back in 2013, Welsh melodic metallers All To Ruin made their introduction with the Parables EP, a striking collection of songs whose only real issue was a sound which lay comfortably within that of the crowd. The suggestion and potential… Read More ›
Native Construct – Quiet World
If Quiet World is the kind of thing the members of Native Construct come up with whilst heavily involved with their college studies, then their future not only looks rosy but the music scene is destined to some real greatness… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 