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Music writer/reviewer and band/release promo/bio writer.
Artists previously worked with include:
In Vain, Solar Halos, Lara Smiles, The Capsules, Blast Bomb, Crashgate, Able Archer, Fahran, Seneron, The Hostiles, Soul Fire Saints, Artificially Yours, Owl, Mr. Strange, and many more…plus working with Promotions companies Pluggin’ Baby and FFR UK.
For reviews of your releases or specific required bio/written needs get in contact at ringmasterreview@live.co.uk
Presenter of The Bone Orchard and The RingMaster Review podcasts promoting the best underground metal/rock bands and sounds around and the best independent releases respectively. Again for details get in touch.
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Dog Of Man – Everything Is Easy
Taking another moment to catch up on releases which lit up the tail end of 2022, we fiercely recommend Everything Is Easy from UK outfit DOG OF MAN. It is a collection of freak rock/psych punk sprung tracks taking ears… Read More ›
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borts – Preach This!
With their reputation surging before them, British punksters borts recently released their highly anticipated debut album. Bringing the band’s debut EP together with a host of new tracks, Preach This! soon proved an ear grabbing slab of melodic punk fertility,… Read More ›
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Liotta Seoul – WORSE
A record released in the final days of last November but one we just could not let pass by, WORSE is the second album from German outfit LIOTTA SEOUL. It is a collection of tracks embracing a wealth of styles… Read More ›
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The Three Sum – Kingdom Fall
Having made a potent impact on their homeland’s rock and metal scene for a fair while, Swiss outfit THE THREE SUM are looking at larger and broader attention and with new EP, Kingdom Fall, it is easy to expect success… Read More ›
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This Twisted Wreckage – The Way Ahead Is Clear
As rapacious shadows and thickening pessimism seemingly gather around the world, there are moments which persistently remind that hope and positivity can equally shape the destiny of our well-being. One such moment is The Way Ahead Is Clear, the new… Read More ›
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Skarthia – Legacy
Closing in on eleven years ago, SKARTHIA dramatically hit the spot for us and the UK metal scene with their debut album, Retaliate. Our closing words for our review of the release declared, “This is simply an outstanding album from… Read More ›
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Frenzee – Self Titled EP
Thrusting seven tracks of belligerence fuelled punk ‘n’roll upon the senses, the self-titled debut EP from FRENZEE is an unapologetic take it or leave it incitement. It is an instinctive and organic no frills slab of cantankerous rock ‘n’ roll… Read More ›
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Insonika – Pithos
Taking a few moments out to catch up on a few firm pleasures the end of last year offered up, we recommend checking out Pithos, the new album from Swedish outfit INSONIKA. It is a six track incitement of powerful… Read More ›
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Micheal Fordays – Slowly Now
With a new EP slated for release early 2023, Los Angeles vocalist/guitarist/songwriter MICHEAL FORDAYS has just unveiled his first single of the year and in Slowly Now every reason to keenly anticipate that proposed larger release. Fordays is a musician… Read More ›
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Frenchy and the Punk – Zen Ghost
“Dark times make for dark songs.” It is a thought and truth bearing statement which welcomed the release of the new album from FRENCHY AND THE PUNK and as proven by Zen Ghost, they can also seed the richest tenebrific… Read More ›
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