As in any year there is always a clutch of releases which really get their hooks deep into our passions and among those burrowing deep in 2015 was the debut album from UK rockers DEEPSHADE. Everything Popular Is Wrong was… Read More ›
Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster
Devils Teeth – La leggenda di Chong Li
Back in 2018, Milwaukee-based garage rockers Devils Teeth took a deep bite out of our passions through debut album Suki Yaki Hot!, a tasty morsel we still gnaw on within our drive and hunger for new pleasures to this day…. Read More ›
Dewaere – Slot Logic
With a sound something akin to a mutated fusion of Big Black, Fatima Mansions, and Melvins but openly distinct in its own roar and skin, Dewaere is a French band unleashing a rousing noise punk incitement very hard for us… Read More ›
Frauds – With Morning Toast & Jam & Juice
It cannot be just coincidence that year on year December brings some of the relevant year’s best and often most dramatic releases. Maybe it is just that they generally come within a concentrated two week burst with the year’s final… Read More ›
Love Buzzard – Antifistamines
A riotous stomp embracing rock ‘n’ roll over the decades within its psyche punk /garage rock bred escapades, the debut album from UK duo Love Buzzard is lo-fi, high grade devilry to get lustfully involved with. Antifistamines sizzles on the… Read More ›
Deepshade – Everything Popular Is Wrong
Highly anticipated by many and set to excite a whole new crowd of hungry appetites for the band’s sound, UK band Deepshade release debut album Everything Popular Is Wrong. It is a masterful and magnetic fusion of alternative and psych… Read More ›
THE DROPPERS NECK release ‘200 Volts’ video
Fiery Brit sludgy punk rockers ‘The Dropper’s Neck’ have uncaged the spanking new video for ‘200 Volts’. The cut is lifted from the band’s exhilarating new EP ‘Nineteen | Sixteen’ and can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAvTT3HbL2s By drawing from the… Read More ›
The Dropper’s Neck – Nineteen|Sixteen
To date there has always been a licking of lips in anticipation of any new encounter with The Dropper’s Neck and each time so far they have rewarded with dark rock ’n’ roll which simply infests body and imagination. True… Read More ›
Panic Island – Cabin Fever EP
First track catches ears and imagination by excited surprise, the second has both locked in a blaze of pungent rock ‘n’ roll, and by its third, Cabin Fever the debut EP from Panic Island has made a clear statement that… 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 ›
The RingMaster Review 