A release which you may have missed upon its unveiling yet proving one of the most compelling encounters of 2020 is the latest album from singer songwriter Fred Abong. Raw yet accomplished, dark but with an infectious lustre, Our Mother… Read More ›
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Oh OK – The Complete Reissue
As much as we search and hunger for new sounds and inspirations, artists and records which tempt and provoke with something freshly striking, there is a just as instinctive and greedy an appetite for past pleasures which were maybe missed… Read More ›
American Culture – For My Animals
Continuing their ear gripping trend of enlivening the world with fascinating propositions past and new, HHBTM Records, bring us For My Animals, the new album from American Culture, a band which is DIY bred, diversity fuelled, and unpredictability shod. The… Read More ›
2021: A new year, fresh sounds
Firmly in the hands of a new year but equally the less welcoming restrictions and isolations of the last 12 months, we also immediately found ourselves in the face of some stunning and exciting encounters in the shape of… Read More ›
Davey Woodward & The Winter Orphans – Love and Optimism
Having been thickly taken with the singles Warm Hands and Occupy This Space recently, there was an eagerness to go check out the latest album from UK outfit Davey Woodward & The Winter Orphans from whence they came. Fair to… Read More ›
Philip Parfitt – Mental Home Recordings
Mental Home Recordings is the latest album from British singer songwriter Philip Parfitt, a collection of tracks which captivated the imagination as firmly as ears and brought a fresh breath to a year we have all just endured rather than… Read More ›
The Aquabats – Kooky Spooky In Stereo
With the world being ravaged from every corner by the darkest trespasses in various forms, mighty real life cartoon superheroes, The Aquabats, have returned to save our spirits and insanity with their new and 6th album Kooky Spooky In Stereo…. Read More ›
The twin temptation of Massa Confusa and Not Myself
With a common bond between the two, we recommend a couple of potent new tracks from Massa Confusa and Not Myself. The link is Ally Morton, a Durham hailing, Spain living vocalist/multi-instrumentalist/producer who across the two projects is behind a… Read More ›
Young Knives – Barbarians
Since unveiling mini-album, The Young Knives…Are Dead, back in 2002, Young Knives have continually stretched their sounds and imaginations which in turn has just as dramatically stretched the equivalent of their fans. Across four subsequent full-lengths, the trio has preyed… Read More ›
Glenn Eastoe – Freedom In Isolation
We can probably all agree that the recent lockdowns the world has endured offered few things which could be felt as particularly good but it has inspired the artistic explorations of a great many. UK singer songwriter Glenn Eastoe is… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 