A record released in the final days of last November but one we just could not let pass by, WORSE is the second album from German outfit LIOTTA SEOUL. It is a collection of tracks embracing a wealth of styles… Read More ›
Offspring
If I Die Today – Cursed
There is a torment in the heart of the new album from Italian post-hardcore band If I Die Today, and a tempestuous air which lives up to any ideas inspired by the name Cursed. There is also an invasive and… Read More ›
Siren – The Row
Loaded with a boisterous and captivating strain of alternative rock aligned to pop punk vivacity, The Row from Italian rockers Siren is a release which may not be driven by startling originality but thoroughly thrills and rewards just the same…. Read More ›
The Sticky Boys – Make Art
An album which is as much punk as it is hard and heavy rock, Make Art is an unexpected pleasure which is simply what all great albums should be, out and out rock ‘n’ roll. The new slab of dirt… Read More ›
Boy – Darkest Visions
Imagine a mix of The Angelic Upstarts and UK Subs with an equally potent blend of Rocket From The Crypt and Turbonegro, and you have a sense of Czech punks Boy and the body of their outstanding debut album Darkest… Read More ›
Gaz Patterson – King Of You
Gaz Patterson will probably be a name most are unaware of at this moment in time but as debut album King Of You unleashes its enthused stomp and impressively accomplished swagger you have a niggling suspicion that this… Read More ›
Ellice Blackout – Bad Tattoo EP
With more virulent toxicity and passion chaining irresistibility than a bondage party at the sex addiction wing of the local hospital, well one can dream right?…Canadian melodic punksters Ellice Blackout unleash their debut EP Bad Tattoo, a release which inspires… Read More ›
Keyside Strike/Rust– Olde Worlde-New World split 7”
A rigorous bruising of dirty uncompromising punk rock, the Olde Worlde-New World split 7” is one of those releases which slaps you around the chops and lifts the spirits as only the purest form of the genre can. Featuring UK… Read More ›
Emerging Canvas: an interview with artist Anja Tvrtkovic
For every album, single, book, or DVD there is a cover or accompanying piece of art to portray what is within and tempt the emotions into the heart of the host. Always looking out for emerging independent artists The RingMaster… Read More ›
Popular Giants: Self Titled
Whilst arguably not offering anything new in the grand scheme of things the self-titled album from Californian rockers Popular Giants is a quite irresistible riot of rock n roll. Fusing the best varied flavours of punk rock with… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 