Since the release of lead single, Dystopian Mirror, last year we like so many have been patiently waiting for the release of Vestige & Vigil, the first album from THE BELLWETHER SYNDICATE. A subsequent pair of tracks taken from it… Read More ›
March Violets
London Plane – Bright Black
Having been richly engaged by their 2018 released debut album, New York Howl, there was natural intrigue towards its successor and one certainly inflamed by the recent singles that NYC outfit LONDON PLANE have uncaged to seduce ears and the… Read More ›
Para Lia – Gone With The Flow
photo by Vivien Sorge. Digitally released last October to coincide with the anniversary of Germany reunification, Gone With The Flow, the second album from Para Lia recently received its physical release providing us a fresh reason to suggest that you… Read More ›
Batavia – Quite Mean Spirited
Hailing from Jacksonville, Florida, Batavia is a gothic industrial band which has just released one of the year’s most compelling encounters in the shape of the Quite Mean Spirited EP. Comprising of husband and wife duo Terri and Ed Cripps,… Read More ›
Hallows – Subtle
Subtle is the debut EP from Seattle based Hallows; a collection of tracks which resonated in ears and the imagination with increasing effect listen by listen and encounters that are sure to fascinate any appetite for darkwave and post punk… Read More ›
Calling All Astronauts – Anti-Social Network
It is easy to have an on-going appetite for a band but not always as simple to keep the fervour of the enthusiasm for their work burning just as brightly, especially as they evolve and move away from the things… Read More ›
Rusty Pacemaker – Ruins
The first listen of Ruins, the new album from Austrian project Rusty Pacemaker, definitely caught ears and thoughts by surprise but laid the seeds to an increasing understanding and appetite for the artist and release’s particular uniqueness. It has grown… Read More ›
Select All Delete Save As – Ultra Cultura
It is not only a slight shift in band name which is offered by new album Ultra Cultura, but also a richer maturity in songwriting and sound from its creators Select All Delete Save As which at times catches the… Read More ›
Morguenstern – Sepulchral Burden
Embracing the senses in a gothic caress of engagingly elegant shadows and rapaciously honed enterprise, Sepulchral Burden the debut album from Russian metallers Morguenstern is a potent capturing of the imagination which unerringly lures you deeper into its provocative… Read More ›
Steve Ignorant With Paranoid Visions – When…?
It is hard to imagine any punk fan not being excited about the thought of Crass frontman Steve Ignorant and Irish punk legends Paranoid Visions raging together, and even harder to think they will not be blissfully satisfied by this… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 