Eclecticism and unpredictability often go hand in hand and so they keenly pair up within the new album from US rockers A GOOD ROGERING. Their sound has never been slow in offering both qualities over their previous full-lengths, EPs and… Read More ›
Faith No More
Dead Coyote – Apparitionata
Described as “…a cyclical tale of a foolish ghost with a broken heart…” the new EP from US outfit Dead Coyote is a theatre of fun and adventure, one which quite simply harassed the ears, haunted our imaginations, and left… Read More ›
Mollo Rilla – Viva El Camino
In what seems to be a common trait year by year, its final creative throes provides an encounter which pretty much blows all before it out of the water. This year we have been overexcited by two latecomers in fact,… Read More ›
Strangers With Guns – Disenfranchised Fetus
Emerging in 2019, Strangers With Guns is a band which quickly drew praise and recognition that same year through debut album Degenerate Art. Their sound is a thick and powerful collusion of styles and textures which has in turn made… Read More ›
The Big Dirty -The Sex
When choosing the band’s name, The Big Dirty wanted a moniker which “left no confusion to what they’re all about…Big, loud and larger than life. Dirty….” Well job done and reinforced by the title of their debut album, The Sex…. Read More ›
Aren Drift Interview
For those who may not know who you are, introduce yourselves quickly. Radka Nemcova – Vocals, Rhythm Guitar Matt Plumley – Lead Guitar Dominic Cahillane – Drums Theo Corcoran – Bass Describe your sound in as few words as possible…. Read More ›
Transport League – A Million Volt Scream
The fifteen years since first leaving Lucifer’s fires has not dampened the roar in the heart and throat of Transport League or the voracious swing in their feral enterprise, nor indeed the ravenous virulence of a sound which is always… 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 ›
SuperBlood WolfMoon – Eternal Disco Damnation
How to describe the debut EP from UK outfit SuperBlood WolfMoon? An infernal kaleidoscope of temptation or a toxic trespass of intimation or indeed an eight-legged groove machine intent on undiluted corruption? All apply to a release which consumed and… Read More ›
All the means TO AN END
With a persistent taste for Australian metal in any guise we recently had the pleasure to check out Melbourne outfit To An End, talking with guitarist Matt Turner and vocalist Al Gammie about the band’s origins, their current album, opportunities… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 