Hi and thank you for sparing time to chat with us. Hi Pete Could you first introduce yourself and tell us how it came the band came to be? I’m Daz. I play guitar and do backing vocals in Razor… Read More ›
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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 ›
Hometruths – Open Your Eyes
As the world persistently sails towards greater degeneration in respect and real equality for all, British metallers Hometruths send a ferocious shot across its bow with their debut EP. The Manchester band is a tempest of rage and defiance; one… Read More ›
Hedfuzy – Self-Titled
Catching up on another release appearing towards the rear of 2015, we offer up the self-titled album from Hedfuzy as a proposition to seriously consider investigating, especially if progressive rock gets the juices flowing. Hedfuzy is the solo project of… Read More ›
Grenouer – Unwanted Today
Russian metallers Grenouer are one of those bands which has been seemingly around for decades, two in fact, and increasingly been looking like they were about to break from relative obscurity into intensive spotlights within world metal through their recent… Read More ›
Them County Bastardz – Sick Daze
Sick Daze is an album which reminds us that just maybe we all can slip into the mistake of taking our metal and heavy rock too seriously and that dirty rock ‘n’ roll which is just out to have brawling… Read More ›
Golers – In ‘n’ Outlaws
Originally out as a limited edition CD in 2013, In ‘n’ Outlaws is now digitally poised to pounce on the world and a tremendous assault it is too. The fourth album from Canadian punk metallers Golers, the release is a… Read More ›
Mongrel – Evolution
Towards the end of last year US punk metallers Mongrel released the single Snakes to provide a very appetising taster for their next EP whilst simultaneously reconfirming themselves as unique and passionate provocateurs of antagonistic punk rock and dirty metal…. Read More ›
From a rock and a hard place: an interview with Monte Pittman
The year may be young but it has already seen one of the most thrilling and inventively riveting heavy rock/metal albums likely to bless the year released. The Power of Three from Monte Pittman is a towering feast of adventure… Read More ›
Monte Pittman – The Power of Three
It has to be admitted that approaching The Power of Three, the new album from Monte Pittman there was more uncertainty and doubting expectations than intrigue nudging thoughts. Not having heard his previous solo albums but well aware of… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 