Taking the listener and their imagination on a journey through infernal realms, Inferno is the new album from dark electro-goth collective DISPEL. It is a concept album based on Dante’s literary masterpiece and seeing the US trio following Dante and… Read More ›
From acclaimed cover bands to penning numerous tracks finding a host of film and TV placements and through co-founding a charity teaching underprivileged kids music to producing one side of the upcoming new album from DAVID J (Bauhaus/Love N Rockets)… Read More ›
Five years after beguiling our imaginations with the album Purity, Italian outfit ESTETICA NOIR have once again cast ears in enthrallment. Its successor, This Dream In Monchrome, is nurtured in the shadows of heart and mind, yet an escape from… Read More ›
With a striking trio of singles/EPs having paved its way to release, there was real intrigue and anticipation for the debut album from Irish electronic project TELEFÍS. Those releases suggested it would be one wholly individual attention holding adventure yet… Read More ›
We would never want to be regarded as easy when it comes to tempting but there is something about the ear gripping tones of Shaheena Dax (Rachel Stamp) and the imagination provoking craft of Will Crewdson (Rachel Stamp, Scant Regard,… Read More ›
As the debut album from Irish electronic duo Telefís is being unveiled, we thought we would remind you of why it should be keenly contemplated for exploration by dropping in on the recently released Falun Gong Dancer EP. If you… Read More ›
We have said it before and repeat that there is something rather satisfying when the pleasure of covering one great encounter unexpectedly leads to another. Our recent coverage of the first released part of the new Midwich Cuckoos album sparked… Read More ›
Maybe we have a few connections loose inside our own sanity but The RR has always found encounters fuelled by apparent or open madness liquor for our instincts and there is no escaping the craziness and unstable imagination that fired… Read More ›
When UK rockers Broken Links first grabbed our attention and eager praise with their debut album, Disasters: Ways To Leave A Scene back in 2012, it was with an encounter which was “melancholic and reflective, warm and oozing positivity”. It… Read More ›
In recent times, among many things we look forward to each year a new creative outing with She Made Me Do It is a highly anticipated moment. 2019 was lit up by the Drenched EP and last year provided another… Read More ›
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