With a definite buzz brewing around British trio Indigo Bones, the Hull hailing outfit release their self-titled debut EP this month, an attention grabbing slab of fiery garage rock sure to add fuel to the fire. Indigo Bones began with… Read More ›
Electric Woodland
The Crossfire Hurricanes – The Deviant
It is not exactly essential to make a striking impression with your first single but it certainly can do no harm having an introduction which whips up attention and an eager appetite for your sounds, something Northern Ireland rockers The… Read More ›
Denim Snakes – Self Titled
Rock ‘n’ roll obviously comes with constant variety of unique riotous tendencies, and each twist of rock music has a pioneer and driving force which recruits equally impressing cohorts to their direction within the expansive scene. There are few bands… Read More ›
The Milestones – Higher Mountain-Closer Sun
We cannot say we have a natural appetite for southern and classic rock, nor an over attentive interest, but occasionally something hits the right spot and sparks a thorough investigation. The recent impressive album from Norwegian blues rockers Electric Woodland… Read More ›
Singing forest bred blues: an interview with Electric Woodland
Weaving an inescapable and thrilling lure of blues, heavy metal, and classic rock into something organically unique, Norwegian rock band Electric Woodland has been earning eager attention and acclaim through their stunning debut album Potrero. It is a rigorously… Read More ›
Electric Woodland – Potrero
Having impressed a great many with their self-titled EP of 2011, Norwegian rock band Electric Woodland take things further into richer potency with first album Potrero. A ten track mixture of classic rock and metal infused with an equally vintage… Read More ›
ELECTRIC WOODLAND to unleash new album ‘Potrero’, out 9th December
RISING EURO ROCKSTERS ELECTRIC WOODLAND RELEASE DEBUT ALBUM AND PLAN TO TAKE THE UK BY STORM….… High Flying Norwegian Rock outfit ‘Electric Woodland’ fuse an encyclopaedic knowledge of The Doors’ and Deep Purple’s back catalogues with the… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 