A few weeks back, UK rockers TARRASKA released their debut album, a self-titled collection of tracks which followed a set of singles that had sparked plenty of attention and praise the way of the South coast outfit. Fair to say,… Read More ›
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The Big Dirty -The Sex
When choosing the band’s name, The Big Dirty wanted a moniker which “left no confusion to what they’re all about…Big, loud and larger than life. Dirty….” Well job done and reinforced by the title of their debut album, The Sex…. Read More ›
The RingMaster Review gets together with Spanish hard rockers JJ Friends in interview
Hello and thank you for taking the time to talk with us. Can you present the band for the first time and give us some background on how everything started? JJ Friends was born from the idea of Jose Jarque… Read More ›
Hail the Hatter – Discovering Light
Being suckers for anything with a hint of insanity, lunacy, and mayhem we had a certain appetite to check out the debut EP from Trinidad outfit Hail the Hatter when offered the opportunity all because of its great suggestive cover…. Read More ›
On Top – Top Dollar
It might be valid to say that you pretty much know what you are going to get from US hard rockers On Top but just as truthful to say that you are equally guaranteed a thoroughly enjoyable and rousing time… Read More ›
Sandness – Higher & Higher
We cannot say that seventies/eighties metal and hard rock are flavours which light our fires too often but it is fair to say that Higher & Higher, the new album from Italian outfit Sandness ticked many boxes of enjoyment whilst… Read More ›
CRNKSHFT – Self Titled EP
We surely have a soft spot for things carrying real punch and that is exactly what the new self-titled EP from Canadian outfit CRNKSHFT has in sound and presence. The four track offering is an imposing roar of hungry and… Read More ›
L.A. Knights – Psychoanalyze
Wearing inspirations and musical passions on their sleeve, whilst creating fresh and riotous stomps for all, is Akron, Ohio rockers L.A. Knights. Certainly that is the case with their new album Psychoanalyze, a riot of rock ‘n’ roll that only… Read More ›
Whisky and ferocity; downing the metallic liquor with Down In One
If you thought heavy metal was on the wane with modern invention, then you obviously have not come across UK metallers Down In One. Hailing from Nottingham, the quartet unleashes what they declare as “Whisky fuelled, heavy-goddamned-metal”, and their fans… Read More ›
Crossing Rubicon – No Less Than Everything
Roaring out of Connecticut, Crossing Rubicon is a band tagged as hard rock but has plenty more to their potent sound as evidenced by new album No Less Than Everything. Entwining incisive strains of metal and variations of classic rock… Read More ›
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