Born from their own personal difficulties faced and an apt reflection of times we are all being challenged by, The Really Not Good Times EP is the new encounter with Michigan outfit Arsenic Tea Party. It offers four tracks which… Read More ›
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Transport League – A Million Volt Scream
The fifteen years since first leaving Lucifer’s fires has not dampened the roar in the heart and throat of Transport League or the voracious swing in their feral enterprise, nor indeed the ravenous virulence of a sound which is always… Read More ›
Sober Truth – Psychosis
Less than a handful of months in and 2019 is already looking like it could go down as a major year for startling releases. Adding to the growing reasons why we are suggesting that possibility is the new album from… Read More ›
Skulk, The Hulking – Afterbirth Of A Nation
It is fair to say that 2018 has ended its tenure with some of its biggest highlights release wise among which Afterbirth Of A Nation has to be one of if not the most compelling and enjoyable. The second album… Read More ›
Ninjaspy – Spüken
It is fair to say that Spüken, the new album from Canadian metallers Ninjaspy has been a long time in the making. With its ten tracks spanning a decade and its recording beginning late 2014, the band’s second full-length has… Read More ›
Peekaboo Primate – Misanthropical
Bedlam suggests an element of chaos to its madness, an uncontrolled essence which certainly does not fit the character of Misanthropical, the new album from Finnish alternative metallers Peekaboo Primate. Yet in every other way the word best describes the… Read More ›
Anti-Clone – The Root Of Man
If asked at the start of the year which was the one release we were most anticipating in 2016 there would have been no pause of thought involved in saying the debut album from UK metallers Anti-Clone. They had us… Read More ›
Steel Flowers – Kleptocracy
According to the press release, concept album “Kleptocracy is looking around and suddenly understanding what Orwell meant. Kleptocracy is mind control told by Aldous Huxley in Brave New World. Kleptocracy is the distaste ensuing and the attempt to destroy all,… Read More ›
Los and the Deadlines – Perfect Holiday EP
With more distinctive hues to their creative tapestry of sound than colours in a drag queen’s make-up palette, UK based Los and the Deadlines unveil their new EP to cast a captivating enticing which is as dynamically refreshing as it… Read More ›
Pink Tatami – Chapter and Verse
It is with great thanks to the vocalist of Pink Tatami, Mike Marques that we can bask in one of the most invigorating and downright thrilling releases of the year so far. The frontman of the French band introduced himself… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 