Though it was name we had heard shared in keen terms, especially courtesy of a pair of praise earning albums, we had not really ventured the way of ZEBEDY until the release of the Set The Pace EP in 2017…. Read More ›
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Graveyard Shifters – Head Turns First, Eyes Follow…
If Head Turns First, Eyes Follow… is any indication of what has come to pass before it than we have seriously been missing out. The release is the new EP from Finnish punk ‘n rollers Graveyard Shifters and our well… Read More ›
High Moonlight Interview
From São Paulo, Brazil, High Moonlight recently gave us the pleasure to talk about and get to the heart of its unique sound… Hello and thanks for taking time out to talk with us. Can you first introduce the band… Read More ›
Deville – Pigs with Gods
With their fifth album Swedish outfit Deville has bred their heaviest, most intensive offering yet but without diminishing any of the instinctive grooving which has already earned the band a potent reputation amidst ever growing acclaim across its predecessors. The… Read More ›
Fear Me December – Crystallized
Every music lover can share a song or release which sparked the fight and defiance in them against either the world’s injustices or issues of a more intimate experience; encounters which trigger a renewed strength in their resistance. Fear Me… Read More ›
Hail the Hatter – Discovering Light
Being suckers for anything with a hint of insanity, lunacy, and mayhem we had a certain appetite to check out the debut EP from Trinidad outfit Hail the Hatter when offered the opportunity all because of its great suggestive cover…. Read More ›
Mammoth Temple – We’re Not Extinct
Having just been introduced to former Thirteen Shots frontman Johnny Rose’s new project in Blast Bomb we now have the new endeavour from its guitarist Lewis Manchip for you. That proposition is Mammoth Temple and they have just released their… Read More ›
Twelve Boar – No Forgiveness
We have no idea why they expanded the moniker from XII Boar to Twelve Boar but it has coincided with a whole new thrust of mischief and variety in the British heavy rockers sound as in mouth-watering evidence on new… Read More ›
Widows – Oh Deer God
As kids on a rainy day there was nothing better than coming home caked in the dirt rich antics of the day; being mud splattered after playing and revelling in the organic filth on offer. The sound and new album,… Read More ›
Rival Bones – Self Titled EP
Slim line-up, big sound; this is a combination becoming even more frequent in the current rock ‘n’ roll scene and no bigger and indeed physically bolder than that offered by UK duo Rival Bones. Consisting of vocalist/guitarist James Whitehouse and… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 