Since talking to The Fill Ins last year, the US rockers has dropped one treat of a new album which is really beginning to stir attention the way of the Charlotte, North Carolina outfit. It reinforces their reputation of being… Read More ›
The Reverend Horton Heat
The Spaceballs – Self-Titled
Recently when covering the new album from Bad Luck Gamblers we pondered how big and potent the psychobilly scene was in their native Brazil. Investigation revealed it is pretty good and growing and so it appears, going by the new… Read More ›
Uncaging the snarl: exploring the roar of The Fill Ins
Officially breaking out in 2013 after three years in the building, US rockers The Fill Ins is one of those anthemic rock incitements built on an instinctive creative roar. Their journey has been as lively as their sound as they… Read More ›
The Black Waterside – Self Titled EP
Like a bottle of fire breathing bourbon which as soon as you take a taste you are addictively hooked, the sound of UK rockers The Black Waterside instantly grabs the balls and passions to create a lustful understanding and hunger…. Read More ›
The Brains – The Monster Within
Room for one more on the list of Album Of The Year candidates? It may be full already but there is always a place for albums as irresistible and explosively potent as The Monster Within, the latest album from Canadian… Read More ›
Barnyard Stompers: The Way-Gone, Wild and Rockin’ Sounds of …
We have always had a tendency here, more a mission to be honest, to stay away from barn dances but that resistance could be seriously challenged if such events offered up the same riveting heart igniting sounds which… Read More ›
Joecephus and the George Jonestown Massacre: Arockalypse Now
There is a persistent mystery when it comes to US band Joecephus and the George Jonestown Massacre of why when country music is as unwelcome and noxious to the RR as salt to snails this band lights our fires each… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 