Zeal to explore the debut album from Bristol electro-hop duo REE-VO was firmly provoked by its singles leading up to its highly anticipated release and equally real curiosity grew to see if it could live up to the suggestion and… Read More ›
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Joecephus and the George Jonestown Massacre – Heirs of the Dog: A Tribute to Nazareth
This May sees the third in a series of charity oriented tribute albums by Memphis-based band Joecephus and the George Jonestown Massacre. Previously the band has paid homage to Johnny Cash through Five Minutes To Live and in Mutants Of… Read More ›
Andy Cooper – The Layered Effect
Like the fleet footed shuffle of a confidence fuelled, adrenaline powered boxer, the sounds of US rapper/producer Andy Cooper beguile, spar, and jab within his second album The Layered Effect and like the very best, it swings knock out punches… Read More ›
Psykokondriak – Gloomy Days
Offering anarchic imagination and musical unpredictability is French rockers Psykokondriak, a band, to use a term in their new album’s press release, which “is a sixheaded hydra, a rock ‘n roll and hip-hop chimera.” They are also an encounter which… Read More ›
Sonny Green – Grime Is Punk
Grime Is Punk is the debut EP from Sonny Green, a young musical poet with a bite to his rap and honesty to his words. With grime bred sounds circling around him whilst carrying their own individual drama, it is… Read More ›
dälek – Asphalt For Eden
Returning from their hiatus a few months back, dälek have confirmed their return with the release of their new album Asphalt For Eden, the successor to 2009 full-length Gutter Tactics. Released via Profound Lore, it also sees a new line-up… Read More ›
Desert Storm – Omniscient
Two years on from their acclaimed second album Horizontal Life, British heavy blues metallers Desert Storm unleash a new cauldron of ridiculously addictive temptation in the ravishing shape of Omniscient. Before listening to the new release we would have been… Read More ›
The Van Burens – Presidential Lovefest
Mischief and good music is always a healthily attractive mix and that is exactly what you get with Presidential Lovefest, the second EP from US indie/reggae funksters The Van Burens. The nine tracks it holds captures the imagination and feet… Read More ›
Senser – To The Capsules
It is always hard not to have an extra buzz to the anticipation of a new Senser release and the unleashing of their fifth studio album To The Capsules is no exception. Following the Biting Rhymes EP, an interim covers… Read More ›
Janice Graham Band: Assassiner
Sometimes you just have to kick yourself at being so slow to discover certain bands whilst the mystery as to why is a frustration hard to erase but made up for with insatiable energy. Such is the case with the… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 