Renowned and keenly followed through their radio show, alt-electronic duo ANDREAS & THE WOLF return to their creative and just as eagerly embraced musical project with a new album. Set for release February 2023 through PERFECT POP CO-OP, Sci-Fi for… Read More ›
His first album in five years, British singer-songwriter/composer Nick Hudson recently released Font Of Human Fractures. It is an encounter which provoked, evoked and seduced in equal measure; a haunting fascination that left ears and imagination alive and thoughts exploring… Read More ›
Sharing a quartet of emotionally bred, atmospherically captivating proposals, the self-titled debut EP from US singer/songwriter Nived is described as ‘sensory seductive’ and we have to say we cannot think of a better way to describe the captivating encounter. Hailing… Read More ›
Real uniqueness is a rarity you greedily feast upon when you find it and such it is for us with The Ghost Wolves. There is nothing like the sound that the Texas duo spring upon ears out there, plenty maybe… Read More ›
The sound of Watch Clark is suggested as being akin to the Seattle indie goth/industrial scene of the early 2000’s but definitely there is also an eighties synth pop inspiration which richly flavours its imagination. It is a fusion which… Read More ›
Though music constantly sparks the passions whether through new proposals or simply going back to past adventures of pure joy there are some moments which ignite and excite the spirit and imagination like few others. For us one is the… Read More ›
Align blues breathing guitar, imagination manipulating electronica, a soul bred rock roar, and vocals that border on the feral as they echo the angst of a modern disconnected world and you have the striking sound of US outfit Primal Static… Read More ›
Try tracking them down in Google and UK bred Moonshot is an eagerly evasive proposition but musically they are one warmly welcoming pleasure especially courtesy of new album, Last Train Home. Consisting of Dan Kent and Rich Wolfe, Moonshot is… Read More ›
Some musicians have the most distinctive style and enterprise that it is easy to know who they are just from a burst of sound. When it comes to drummers for us here it is not so easy but one man… Read More ›
When covering The Talas of Satan, the last album from Hardcore Anal Hydrogen we called a particular track a “beautiful meshuga.” It was a suggestion which undoubtedly applied to the whole release and is even more apt for the French… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 