Making a play on much broader attention, Italian rockers Outwave recently unveiled debut album, The Storm, and fair to say in its short presence so far it is arousing keen praise and support. It is no real surprise such the… Read More ›
Billy Idol
Whirling hearts and joyous uprisings: exploring the world of Swirl
There is an increasingly mighty roar coming out of California and it goes by the name of Swirl. This is a band really beginning to make a vocal name for themselves with their multi-flavoured, hard rock fuelled fusion of rock… Read More ›
Backtrack Lane – In Fine
Four years after the release of their well-received debut album Black Truth & White Lies, French rockers Backtrack Lane return with new EP, In Fine. Offering six creatively robust and impassioned tracks, the EP revels in a new energy and… Read More ›
Sandness – Higher & Higher
We cannot say that seventies/eighties metal and hard rock are flavours which light our fires too often but it is fair to say that Higher & Higher, the new album from Italian outfit Sandness ticked many boxes of enjoyment whilst… Read More ›
Love Frame – Forgiveness
Creating a fiery and rousing alternative rock roar, Love Frame is a quartet from Milan beginning to whip up some eager attention for themselves. They have provided a potent persuasion in sound and craft for a while with their debut… Read More ›
The Sick Side – Born to Kill
Bracingly raw and with an attitude and character as mischievous as it is antagonistic, Born To Kill the debut album from Spanish rockers The Sick Side, is like one of those companions you know you should not hang out with… Read More ›
Peter Tinari: Embrace The Darkness
Regular readers will know we do not have much enthusiasm for guitar led instrumental music, the eager slips into indulgence that are nearly always rife eternally unwelcome. Earlier in the year though we came across guitarist Jay Parmar who whichever… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 