A certain temptation soaked light was shone upon the Sun and Moon EP by the recent single release of its title track. It was a track which compelled ears and imagination towards the first release from electronic duo Panjoma in… Read More ›
Month: March 2022
Beauty In Chaos – Behind The Veil
Behind The Veil presents an adventure in emotive exploration and provocative imagination with Beauty In Chaos. They are traits which have potently fuelled the temptation and successes of previous releases from the LA based music collective created and curated by… Read More ›
David D’Alessio – This Far Apart
In a time when every day is accompanied by viral dilemma we suggest another infection to consider in the shape of the latest EP from US singer-songwriter David D’Alessio. This Far Apart though is one to embrace, a collection of… Read More ›
She Made Me Do It – Starlust and Other Tales
We would never want to be regarded as easy when it comes to tempting but there is something about the ear gripping tones of Shaheena Dax (Rachel Stamp) and the imagination provoking craft of Will Crewdson (Rachel Stamp, Scant Regard,… Read More ›
Lost Without Cause – Signals
It is probably not quite the case but between releases there often feels like there is a lengthy period of relative quiet from UK alt rock outfit Lost Without Cause but every time they do return in front of attention… Read More ›
Bitter Branches – Your Neighbors Are Failures
Experiences, frustrations and disappointments go towards shaping us as people and indeed so often can be the accelerant to any form of creative endeavour any of us may pursue. With some it can lie behind the scenes and for others… Read More ›
Klammer – The Day Before Yesterday
With an instinctive appetite for post punk we have found it lustfully coming to the fore as many notable encounters forged in its depths have been recently unveiled. Now it is getting another shot of adrenaline with the new album… Read More ›
Fights And Fires – Future Plans And The Things That Ruin Them
Though we have been aware and kept an ear on the exploits of UK outfit Fights And Fires since they emerged on 2008 and for the main enjoyed their trio of albums as well as a host of EPs and… Read More ›
Spam Javelin – Point To The Dolly EP
It seems we make a habit of coming across new incitements from Welsh punks Spam Javelin slightly later than desired. 2021 saw us a handful of months late to the release of their album, The Three Chords Of The Apocalypse…. Read More ›
Great Lakes – Contenders
With their seventh album, Contenders, US outfit Great Lakes create a marriage between infectious sound and evocative word which simply captivates. Maybe no surprise for fans of the Ben Crum created and led project but the new offering has certain… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 