As the band work and finish material to grace a new album, British rockers Pussycat and the Dirty Johnsons have linked up with Dirty Water Records for the long awaited digital release of second album Dirty Rock ‘n’ Roll and… Read More ›
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Raw Fun – Won’t Be Told
December is as good a time as any, maybe the best time with all the festive shenanigans, to get your teeth into something particularly tasty, and that is definitely what you get from Raw Fun. Their three track single Won’t… Read More ›
Inca Babies – The Stereo Plan
From the days when the devil thrust his evil designs into music, dark rock ‘n’ roll has been a persistent and endearing temptation. From the leather clad hip and vocal lures of Sweet Gene Vincent to the modern psychotic seductions… Read More ›
Secrets and exposures: an interview with Tricore/An Entire Legion
More a secret than they should and deserve to be, UK metallers Tricore has been one of the most inventive and exhilarating bands within the British metal underground scene for close to a decade. With its member’s sister project An… Read More ›
Sixth Dimension – Přežít !
Since first submitting tracks for inclusion on our Bone Orchard podcast at Audioburger.com, Czech thrashers Sixth Dimension has been a regular fuse to strong responses and a hunger for more from the show’s listeners. Still relatively a secret outside of… Read More ›
Top Buzzer – The Sprollie EP
It has been two years since pop punksters Top Buzzer paraded their irresistible talents and mischievous sounds on debut album Outside Is a World, twenty four months or so full of impatience certainly in the past half a year waiting… Read More ›
PseudoNympho: Eponym
Having been intrigued by and thoroughly enjoying a couple of their early tracks maybe around two years ago, enough to feature them on The Bone Orchard podcast, we have been waiting for UK rock band PseudoNympho to realise the open… Read More ›
Venus DeVilo – Edgar Allan Ho EP
Let us introduce you to the dark seductiveness of Venus DeVilo, an artist which preys on the passions like a sultry vampiric temptress bred from artistic alchemy raised from the fire of Imelda May, the snarl of Wanda Jackson, the… Read More ›
Snarling with varied weaponry: an interview with John Robb of Goldblade
Punk has been treated to some exceptional albums so far this year and none any better than the new album from UK giants Goldblade. Their sixth album, The Terror Of Modern Life, is a masterful, openly diverse, and ferocious strike… Read More ›
Expanding the Extreme: an interview with Giannis K of Dark Vision
For over fifteen years Greek extreme metallers Dark Vision has earned themselves a strong reputation in the metal underground for their expansive death metal sounds. The recent release of their Ingrowth EP shows the band is stronger and more inventive… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 