A few weeks back, UK rockers TARRASKA released their debut album, a self-titled collection of tracks which followed a set of singles that had sparked plenty of attention and praise the way of the South coast outfit. Fair to say,… Read More ›
alterntaive rock
No Captains – Friends Like These
Easily one of our feverishly favourite tracks of last year was 13th Moon from US alternative rock / metal outfit No Captains, a band we had not come across before but were poised to release their fourth album. The track… Read More ›
Unbridled arousals and stomps: exploring The Conniption Fits.
Formed in 2004, The Conniption Fits create their own ear catching mix of alternative, progressive, and indie pop; rock ‘n’ roll which rouses the senses and imagination and has so across a host of releases. Drawing comparisons to the likes… Read More ›
Audio Poets – Make a Scene
Such the almost scattergun diversity escaping Make a Scene there are times you wonder how it works with such coherent unity but it does and what is on offer is one gloriously rousing and dynamically imagination incitement for ears and… Read More ›
The Sherlocks – Heart of Gold
Still looking barely old enough to take driving lessons, UK rockers The Sherlocks follow up their previous acclaimed single of earlier this year, Escapade, with another sure-fire attention grabber in the virulent shape of Heart of Gold. The band’s new… Read More ›
Space – Strange World
Having a more flirtatious attitude towards UK rockers Space and their releases over the years rather than giving a purposeful focus to each endeavour, certainly since the excellent Tin Planet gripped attention, there is now the suspicion we may have… Read More ›
Peur – Future Architects EP
Only days in and June 2015 is proving to be the source of some striking and seriously exciting encounters across a wealth of styles and genres. Another to add to that potent list is the Future Architects EP from UK… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 