Even when you hear a great buzz about a band you can never be sure it will hit one’s own personal appetite and set preferences towards particular sounds and their imagination. One which has surely ignited ours right now is… Read More ›
Alternative
Enamel Animal – Anymore
The last couple of years have seen UK hailing alternative rock band, Enamel Animal, on a kind of hiatus as members took a break for family and other commitments but now the quartet has returned with a magnet of a… Read More ›
Dead Shed Jokers – All The Seasons
Across two acclaimed albums Welsh outfit Dead Shed Jokers has already established their sound and songs as something out of the ordinary, openly distinct to most, and perpetually compelling. Add their instinctive nature to push further into their imaginations and… Read More ›
Death & The Penguin – Anomie
Four years ago contemplating and feasting on their introduction via the Accidents Happen EP, we readily declared it “one of the most exciting entrances in a long time”, further intimating that “Death and the Penguin is the next big and… Read More ›
Incendiary beginnings: introducing Blast Bomb
This past December saw the release of the debut single from German rockers Blast Bomb, a band with friend of The RingMaster Review and owner of the great independent label Undead Artists, Johnny Rose as its vocalist. The whole of… Read More ›
The Emergency Please – Remember You
Having recently chatted to The Emergency Please founder and vocalist/guitarist Karan Master (ex A Gentleman’s Film) about his band and debut release, it was only right we also leapt into the Remember You EP from the UK outfit. Released a… Read More ›
Smidley – Self Titled
Named after his sadly departed “beloved black lab mutt”, Smidley is the new solo project of Foxing vocalist Conor Murphy. It is an adventure which sees the singer move away from the more intense post rock/dark ambient pastures of the… Read More ›
Shit The Cow – The one with the devil
The one with the devil is the fifth EP from “scrapyard rockers” Shit The Cow but our introduction to the Swedish quartet and boy are we kicking ourselves for that. The six track incitement is a furore of creative theatre… Read More ›
Bernaccia – Growl Peace Belief
Having followed with eagerness the progress of British band Bernaccia since the release of their debut EP in 2014, it has been a source of great enjoyment hearing the evolution in their striking sound. A proposition truly hard to pin… Read More ›
The Machismo’s – Share One With A Friend
At times listening to Share One With A Friend, the new album from The Machismo’s, it is hard to decide whether it is a kaleidoscope of its author’s talents and imagination or a bedlam of the same. It is one… Read More ›
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