In what seems to be a common trait year by year, its final creative throes provides an encounter which pretty much blows all before it out of the water. This year we have been overexcited by two latecomers in fact,… Read More ›
Month: December 2020
Draw Into Disorder – Nappy
Draw Into Disorder is a band from Japan which openly bears classic influences in their grunge bred sound, a trait so many bands have embraced over the years but few have moulded it into something as distinct and gripping as… Read More ›
Blast Bomb – Rock ‘n’ Roll Junkie
On the eve of the unveiling of their new video for the slice of ferocity that is Rock ‘n’ Roll Junkie, we thought we would jump ahead and reveal the body of sound the track comes from. Scheduled for release… Read More ›
Candy Opera -The Patron Saint of Heartache
It has been for a great many a long awaited event and for many more is set to be a new pleasure for their ears. The release of The Patron Saint of Heartache provides the debut album from UK outfit… Read More ›
More Shameless temptations…
With ever lingering thanks to Shauna (Ummagma) of Shameless PR, we get to contemplate another host of fresh tracks to try and tempt and share the most ear grabbing treats within them with you. First up is So… Read More ›
Bruch – The Fool
How to describe the new album from Bruch or indeed the character of the sound the artist behind it weaves and conjures. To be honest we can give mere hints track by track, song after song evolving the adventure of… Read More ›
Tremendous – Relentless
When you come across a band name like Tremendous you instantly wonder if they are asking for trouble, giving seed to those who instinctively would knock down such a superlative. Recently introducing themselves to The RR through guitarist/vocalist Mark Dudzinski,… Read More ›
Crostpaths – Mutated EP
Pretty much a year to the day from the release of their ear grabbing debut EP, British alt-metal outfit Crostpaths return with its successor, the Mutated EP. That self-titled introduction to the band aroused, impressed, and revealed the potential of… Read More ›
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