Eclecticism and unpredictability often go hand in hand and so they keenly pair up within the new album from US rockers A GOOD ROGERING. Their sound has never been slow in offering both qualities over their previous full-lengths, EPs and… Read More ›
Queens Of The Stone Age
Deepshade – Gloaming
As in any year there is always a clutch of releases which really get their hooks deep into our passions and among those burrowing deep in 2015 was the debut album from UK rockers DEEPSHADE. Everything Popular Is Wrong was… Read More ›
Dig Lazarus – Don’t Threaten Me With A Good Time
For a fair while there has been more than a praise loaded whisper accompanying the emergence of UK rockers Dig Lazarus, a persistently growing roar around a host of tracks which have also earned keen fan and radio support as… Read More ›
Stone Deaf – Killers
How to describe Killers by US outfit Stone Deaf…Well in many ways it is like a sonic flicking through the pages of Weird Tales; each song a venture into the strange and unusual in word, breath and sound. The album… Read More ›
Cousin Betty – Left
Out of the pandemic another engaging moment has emerged and it goes by the name of the Left EP. Though Covid has confined all like a straightjacket, creativity and adventure has thrived in many quarters as in the case of… Read More ›
Mollo Rilla – Viva El Camino
In what seems to be a common trait year by year, its final creative throes provides an encounter which pretty much blows all before it out of the water. This year we have been overexcited by two latecomers in fact,… Read More ›
KnightressM1 – Dreams and Devastation
Texturally kaleidoscopic, sonically compelling, and emotively captivating, Dreams and Devastation is quite simply one of the year’s most fascinating and thrilling encounters. The album is a stunning introduction to US trio KnightressM1, more specifically the creative craft and imagination of… Read More ›
Places Around the Sun – Self Titled
It is four years since Portuguese rockers Places Around the Sun caught our ears with the release of debut album, Still Here. It was an encounter which nudged rather than commanded attention, a more forcible invitation coming with its successor… Read More ›
Plucking the strings with guitarist Geoff Tyson
Hi and thank you for sparing time to chat with us. Hi Pete! Thanks for having me! Could you first introduce yourself and tell us how you made music your life? I’m Geoff Tyson and I grew up in Berkeley… Read More ›
Patrón – Self Titled
In a year destined to be ingrained in the memory of people and history for obvious globally changing reasons there have been similarly moments musically which have made the kind of impact here which will stay and inspire for years… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 