Imagine having an itch for over twenty years which you have been unable to scratch, an unfulfilled moment that lingers and nags away year after year. That is how it has kind of been for Australian rockers Malakye Grind. This… Read More ›
Midnight Oil
Shaking Chains – Overvalued Ideas
There are moments and encounters which truly ignite our individual imaginations and passions, meetings which spark a new passion, inspiration or maybe an obsession within us all. One which might be the source of many of those eruptions is the… Read More ›
The Silverbeets – Halcyon Days
Recent single, Girlfriend, more than intimated that the new album from Australian outfit The Silverbeets would be a singularly intriguing and maybe unique proposition. The swift release of Halcyon Days after has confirmed its suggestion was right on the money,… Read More ›
The Refusers – Disobey
“An album called Disobey by a group called The Refusers – you can’t get any more defiant than that, and that is exactly what rock and roll is supposed to be.” The words of band founder, vocalist, guitarist, songwriter Michael… Read More ›
Salt -The Greenman EP
With every note and twist of invention soaked in drama and unpredictability, The Greenman EP from New Zealanders Salt provides one of the more fascinating and thrilling encounters of the year. Richly flavoursome and drawing on a vat of varied… Read More ›
The Menzingers – On The Impossible Past
As much as the likes of Bad Religion and Brand New continue to create essential punk sounds and offer insightful thoughts and incisive with their releases there seems to be a reached pinnacle. Their new material always engages and pleases… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 