An invigorating splatter fest of styles upon a nu-metal canvas, The Fundamentals EP from UK metallers Spirytus is one of those slaps around the chops reminding you just how thrilling the core genre to their sound is when explored… Read More ›
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Toumaï – Sapiens Demens
Creating what they term psyche-fonk metal, French band Toumaï is one of those encounters which send tingles down the spine as it teases and ignites the imagination. Unleashing a majestic psyche twisting bedlam in the tasty shape of debut album… Read More ›
Emilio Largo – In Uniform We Divide EP
As the year drifts into the frenzy of Christmas and the clutches of 2014, Scottish band Emilio Largo recently gave it a striking parting gift in the shape of their excellent In Uniform We Divide EP. Consisting of four exciting… Read More ›
SPIRYTUS release ‘The Fundamentals’ EP, on Monday 13th January
UK GROOVE METAL CREW SPIRYTUS RETURN WITH NEW EP THIS JANUARY! ‘Brutal and Soulful… Spirytus has endless potential’ – Laz Pina, Ill Niño Sparking glowing comparisons that liken the quintet to ‘a full speed car crash between Faith No… Read More ›
Minimum – Smash Routine
Taken from their earlier four track EP, Smash Routine is the first single and for many introduction to UK band Minimum. The song is a fiery and engaging mix of alternative rock and electro with bulging rampaging riffs flying alongside… Read More ›
Halfling’s Leaf – High Time
All those of an addictive personality look away now for we are about to expose the newest curse set to consume and manipulate the youth of today, Halfling’s Leaf. A band from Stockport in the UK, this is a four… Read More ›
44 Fires – The False Flag Agenda EP
44 Fires has brought a confrontation of bruising rock n roll to London and the UK for a while now, the band which just gets better and better with each year and new song they… Read More ›
Honningbarna – Verden Er Enkel
There has been a buzz about Norwegian band Honningbarna which has been hard to avoid going in to this review with their PR Company alone fervidly enthusiastic far beyond their paid agenda in the presentation of the band’s new album… Read More ›
The Sea – High On…
There is always a twist of excitement when approaching a new release from UK rock band The Sea, fresh anticipation which has yet to be let down across their singles and especially their excellent album of last year, Rooftops. New… Read More ›
Mel-P: Anima Asylum
This is a retrospective look at a release which though it has only just ventured before our gaze it was released almost a year ago. Thank sin it has stepped into view though as Anima Asylum is one… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 