Not content with already providing this year with one formidable temptation as one half of Körd Värld, an EP you can explore elsewhere on The RR, the irrepressible James Domestic has weaved one unmissable proposition in the shape of the… Read More ›
Essential Logic
Loose Fit – Self Titled
If we had taken the time to contemplate a fusion of the essential juices of bands such as The Raincoats, Essential Logic, Au Pairs, and Noseholes we might have conjured up something not too far removed from the pleasure now… Read More ›
Austerity – Anarcho Punk Dance Party
There is something wrong with the year if the creative landscape of Brighton has not provided one major moment for us to greedily devour and 2019 has not let us down. Not only is the long awaited debut album from… Read More ›
Halshug – Drøm
Temptation can come in a broad and varied landscape of enticement; it can be a warm seduction or a nagging teasing among numerous other incitements. In the hands of Danish band Halshug it is a challengingly fearsome proposal and as… Read More ›
Pink Muscles -The Signal
There is no denying that 2017 has to date been a truly potent and exciting ignition of personal tastes and that success has just been given another lusty boost through the debut album from US noise punks Pink Muscles. Devouring… Read More ›
Introducing Reverse Family
Ever had that dream where an insect invades the ear and sets up home to mercilessly tease and torment thereon in? If so, a form of similar reality is about to be unleashed as the Reverse Family step forward to… Read More ›
Craig Scott’s Lobotomy – War is a Racket
Like the soundtrack to a deranged tale fed on Tim Burton’s vision of Alice in Wonderland and soaked in the lunacy of a Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band, War is a Racket is one of those propositions which simply… Read More ›
Bad Powers: Self Titled
Some bands upon their introduction just make you sigh with pleasure as the flames to a permanent attachment are lit and such is the case with Bad Powers and their self-titled debut album. It is a glorious and deeply stimulating… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 