Like all those with horniness for music, over years of finding encounters which spark extra love, lust, and addiction within the heart there are some moments which rise even above that in the passions. It is fair to say that… Read More ›
Month: November 2019
Crostpaths – Self Titled EP
The eagerness of people to push forward UK metallers Crostpaths for attention has raised a certain intrigue and now with the release of their self-titled debut EP, it is easy to understand. It is a highly promising and more importantly… Read More ›
DMS – Imposter Syndrome
Borne on a sound embracing everything from alternative rock to soulful pop honed into something individual, Imposter Syndrome is the new EP from DMS, a release revelling in all the aspects which has drawn keen attention and praise the way… Read More ›
Audra – Dear Tired Friends
A decade is a long time to be without something but well worth the wait when it comes to the new album from post punks Audra. It is ten years since the Arizona hailing band released third album Everything Changes… Read More ›
Elizabeth The Second – Two Margaritas at the Fifty Five
A handful or so weeks back Italy based outfit, Elizabeth The Second, unveiled their debut single ahead of their first EP. It was a rousing introduction to the trio and a flirty teaser for Two Margaritas at the Fifty Five,… Read More ›
Roars within shadows
Courtesy of the similarly talented Shauna McLarnon (Ummagma/Shameless PR), we have a collection of tracks which not only deserve attention, they simply demand it. NYC-based, The 1865 has already left an ear gripping mark on 2019 with the release of… Read More ›
King Hiss – Earthquaker
Having found ourselves more than caught up in the sound and adventure of King Hiss through their Snakeskin EP back in 2013, there is always a real leak of eager anticipation approaching every new encounter with the Belgium hailing rockers…. Read More ›
The Sums – Better
Another band who found themselves caught up and severely losing out in the collapse of Pledge Music, The Sums persevered with the recording and release of their new album, Better, to bless the year with one of its finest and… Read More ›
Quella – Donor Fatigue
Though not their first offering, we will admit that Donor Fatigue is our introduction to UK outfit Quella and the beginning of close attention such its striking persuasion on ears. Offering four slices of the band’s progressive punk/metal which truly… Read More ›
Youth Illusion – Terms of Submission
Terms of Submission is the debut EP from UK outfit Youth Illusion and an encounter quickly showing why the quartet has earned potent praise and attention since emerging. London based, the band consists of members born and raised in the… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 