Hi, and thank you for sparing time to chat with us. Could you first introduce yourself/the band and tell us how it came to be? I’m Christopher Sluka. Anna Eppink is on bass. Michael Bedard on drums. On this latest… Read More ›
Japan
Draw Into Disorder – Nappy
Draw Into Disorder is a band from Japan which openly bears classic influences in their grunge bred sound, a trait so many bands have embraced over the years but few have moulded it into something as distinct and gripping as… Read More ›
Sparks and passions: Calling All Astronauts 2018
Calling All Astronauts have been no strangers to attention and acclaim for their multi-flavoured and adventurously eclectic electro punk nurtured sound; albums and singles sparking eager ears and support with persistent success. They have inflamed the senses and zealous praise… Read More ›
Church of Misery – And Then There Were None
As much as anticipation, there was plenty of extra intrigue involved leading to the release of And Then There Were None, the new album from Church of Misery. The sixth full-length from the Japan bred band, it is also the… Read More ›
Dogtanion – Japan
Eclectic and unpredictable, Japan the debut album from Dogtanion is a release which permanently intrigues and even with a landscape which is an undulating makes for one striking and ultimately enjoyable journey. It is a release which teases and plays… Read More ›
Tom Kills: Semi
The recent release of the single A Million Pieces from Tom Kills openly declared he was an artist with an inspired feel for bringing emotion, shadows and superbly crafted electronic sounds into vibrant and impactful soundscapes for the senses and thoughts… Read More ›
Caan – Every Little Thing
A song which on the first listen has one swept up in its flow and joining in like it had been heard multiple times before is not exactly rare but when the deeply infectious pull is triggered by a track… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 