With their debut album in the works and a string of gigs set for February, UK rock n roll band Sykopath Condor is setting things up by releasing the single Til It’s Gone at the end of January. It is… Read More ›
Kyuss
Southern Badass: Born In Mud
Hailing from Perpignan in France, Southern Badass is a band which in Born In Mud has released an album as intriguing as it is pleasing. With a core of southern/stoner rock and other added spices such as doom… Read More ›
BloodRedSky: A Cross To Bear & Hell To Harness
A real treat lies in store for all stoner rock fans with the release of A Cross To Bear & Hell To Harness, the thumping debut album from Finnish metallers BloodRedSky. The towering release is a record all fans of… Read More ›
DSW – Dust Storm Warning
It is impossible not to be strongly enthused by the debut album from Italian stoner rockers DSW (Dust Storm Warning). It is not without inconsistencies but they diminish against the power and creative storm that is the release… Read More ›
Caravan Of Whores: Road To Kurti
Reading their bio before entering into the vast heavy soundscapes of Road To Kurti from UK doom band Caravan Of Whores, it said ‘…we do not sound like anyone else because we are ourselves and comfortable in our own skin…’… Read More ›
Fen: Of Losing Interest
From initially being an intriguing and pleasing presence in the ear to becoming a persistent and incessant returnee long after its departure, Of Losing Interest the new album from Fen is a thriving infection gone wild. Given the chance and… Read More ›
Zodiac N Black: The Aftermyth
A real treat came our way when the debut album from UK rockers Zodiac N Black was sent over for a listen. Without teasing or challenging boundaries The Aftermyth is quite simply a refreshing and thrilling blast of honest rock… Read More ›
Grifter: Self Titled
The end of last year saw many a fan and media source excited by the self titled debut from UK trio Grifter. The release slipped past us then but having finally been introduced to its enthused and energetic rock n… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 