Back in 2011, we like so many were caught up in and shouting the plaudits for Welcome To The Institution, the debut album from metallers Promethium. It was an encounter which more than suggested that the band was one of… Read More ›
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Meshiaak – Mask Of All Misery
Three years back we, as so many, more than enthused about the impressive debut album from Australian metallers Meshiaak and now we find ourselves doing the same again with even greater rigour for its successor, Mask Of All Misery. Everything… Read More ›
Steve Blower – Back in Hell
Having impressed with their new tracks within the EP, The Abyss Vol. 1, last year, it the first of a planned trilogy of releases building towards their new album, UK metallers Hamerex was put on hold by its members. From… Read More ›
Forlorn Hope – Over The Hills
Providing not only a heavy metal bred roar but equally an adventure thick historical education, Over The Hills is the debut album from British quintet Forlorn Hope. It is a release borne of creative instincts, keen interests, and talent spun… Read More ›
High Moonlight Interview
From São Paulo, Brazil, High Moonlight recently gave us the pleasure to talk about and get to the heart of its unique sound… Hello and thanks for taking time out to talk with us. Can you first introduce the band… Read More ›
Bang Bang Firecracker – Welcome To The Slaughterhouse
With a title like Welcome To The Slaughterhouse we were bound to be naturally drawn to the debut album from UK metallers Bang Bang Firecracker, being a sucker from blood promising drama, and it was an instinct quickly rewarded by… Read More ›
Silver P – Self Titled
Providing a debut album easy to suspect most heavy metal fans will find plenty within to spark an eager appetite, Silver P is the solo project of guitarist Pugnale, alias Roberto Colombini. The self-titled release though also embraces a host… Read More ›
Chasing Dragons – Faction
There is no doubt there has been plenty of eager anticipation for the debut album from British rockers Chasing Dragons, especially since the release of their last EP, Faction: Prologue, a couple years back. It was a kind of teaser… Read More ›
Worselder – Paradigms Lost
As French metal continues to prove itself a hot bed for adventurous new bands and voraciously tempting sounds, quintet Worselder add their stock to the brew with new album Paradigms Lost. A web of flavours and styles fused into ear… Read More ›
L.A. Knights – Psychoanalyze
Wearing inspirations and musical passions on their sleeve, whilst creating fresh and riotous stomps for all, is Akron, Ohio rockers L.A. Knights. Certainly that is the case with their new album Psychoanalyze, a riot of rock ‘n’ roll that only… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 