As beguiling as the landscape of the world it explores, Hold On To The Hope, Though is the new album from British-Spanish indie neo-folk duo Shrinari. A collection of songs written over the past few years, across a time when… Read More ›
Rock
Cat Dowling – Animals
With a voice which can tame or arouse any beast and a songwriting agility that can manipulate the imagination and emotions like the finest story book, Dublin-based singer songwriter Cat Dowling has already earned high praise and in 2021 alone… 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 ›
Star Rover – Self Titled
In a time when freedom has been trapped by the Covid pandemic, US band Star Rover have found just that space and liberation in the creation of their new self-titled album. It is a release grown in the wealth of… Read More ›
David Long and Shane O’Neill – Moll & Zeis
With a pair of EPs in Far From Home and Dreams Come still courting the imagination after their release earlier this year, the pairing of David Long and Shane O’Neill offer a bigger and richer proposal in the shape of… Read More ›
Lung – Come Clean Right Now
Though it is obvious, as with life itself, the Covid pandemic brought so many things to a standstill it could not defeat the creativity across the world as proven by music alone where the past eighteen months has given us… Read More ›
Kid Klumsy – Fair Dooz
From day one, getting involved with the sounds and creative escapades of UK punksters Kid Klumsy has been like romping through a cavalcade of sonic attractions, a big grin on the face epitomising the fun had. It is fair to… Read More ›
Dead Reynolds – Breathe With Strangers
It is fair to say that the first album from Dead Reynolds has been an eagerly anticipated encounter within the UK rock scene. For the past two years alone the quintet has been stirring up eager praise their way with… Read More ›
Chris Connelly and Monica Queen – The Birthday Poems
Even before a note was heard it is fair to say we were fascinated with the idea and story behind The Birthday Poems, the recent new album from Chris Connelly and Monica Queen. It is a collection of tracks creating… Read More ›
Malakye Grind – Music For Midnight People
Imagine having an itch for over twenty years which you have been unable to scratch, an unfulfilled moment that lingers and nags away year after year. That is how it has kind of been for Australian rockers Malakye Grind. This… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 