Offering up three short bruising shocks to the system, Violent Society is the new EP from UK quartet Felons; an encounter providing all the reasons why punk rock still gets our juices going like no other genre. Southend based Felons… Read More ›
Month: November 2018
The Hector Collectors – Remember the Hector Collectors? ..You Won’t Believe What They Sound Like Now!!!!!
There are some bands which truly are one of a kind and The Hector Collectors surely fit the bill and have so since the day they made their first inimitable steps back in the year 2000. Almost tinkering with a… Read More ›
Roaring from the heart: talking with Wildheart
Uncaging melodic hardcore which commands attention, Wildheart is a band from Brisbane, Australia that is beginning to make a potent stir. The recent release of their new EP offers all the reasons why. With big thanks to the band we… Read More ›
Unleashing a spring in the step: talking Cinders
So boisterous and tenacious, let alone infectious, that a bouncing body to its bait is inescapable, the Cinders sound is an infection in the waiting. All the evidence is there on the US band’s new album; a collection of indie… Read More ›
The Feral Young – I Haven’t Seen Myself in a While
Untamed, wild, and aggressive to the point of bloodthirsty at times…you would expect little else from a proposition called The Feral Young. Theirs is a sound within their new offering which ferociously devours the senses yet equally a predator adept… Read More ›
Mnemocide – Debris
Debris is the title of the new EP from Swiss death metallers Mnemocide and also what will be left of the senses after facing their seriously appetising debut release. Four instinctively and invasively ravenous tracks skilfully woven through deliberate enterprise,… Read More ›
Laura Beth talks to She Robot
Ahead of her performance at Polyfest this past weekend Laura Beth from BBC Radio Manchester sat down to chat with multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter and beatboxer Suzy Condrad aka She Robot… You are playing PolyFest this year. You are obviously an… Read More ›
Lady Lynch – Self Titled
Haunting to the point of being disturbing, sombrely magnetic to the edge of invasive seduction, the self-titled debut album from Austria quartet, Lady Lynch, is quite simply one of the year’s essential explorations especially if your appetite has a hunger… Read More ›
Spookshow Inc. – Visions Of The Blinded World pt I & II
Four years after Part I unleashed its “furiously agitated entrapment of industrial, metal, and electro rock”, a rousing accompaniment to an impending apocalypse, Part II of Visions Of The Blinded World is here to not only continue the arcane… Read More ›
RingMaster Review Interviews – Under
UK trio UNDER has just released their new album, ‘Stop Being Naïve’, a rousing encounter already luring strong praise the way of the Stockport outfit. Elliot Leaver got down to business with the band to explore it and their striking… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 