This May sees the third in a series of charity oriented tribute albums by Memphis-based band Joecephus and the George Jonestown Massacre. Previously the band has paid homage to Johnny Cash through Five Minutes To Live and in Mutants Of… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review
The Serfs – EP
We all have musical moments which leave the deepest impression; it could be the seed to a true passion for an artist or a moment a previously unexplored flavour or style majorly catches the imagination. Whatever the cause of that… Read More ›
Stone Cavalli – Socila Kaos
Casting a tempest of sound and discontent, Socila Kaos is the new EP from Grenoble hailing Stone Cavalli. It is cauldron of electro and noise punk dynamics with punk rock grievance and post punk dissonance and one encounter which has… Read More ›
Fred Abong – Our Mother of Perpetual Help
A release which you may have missed upon its unveiling yet proving one of the most compelling encounters of 2020 is the latest album from singer songwriter Fred Abong. Raw yet accomplished, dark but with an infectious lustre, Our Mother… Read More ›
Demande À La Poussière – Quiétude Hostile
It devours, consumes and corrodes all hope within; an incursion which leaves the senses numb and emotions labouring to find light yet Quiétude Hostile, the new album from Demande À La Poussière, is a spark to debilitating rapture and an… Read More ›
Broken Links – Conflict::States
When UK rockers Broken Links first grabbed our attention and eager praise with their debut album, Disasters: Ways To Leave A Scene back in 2012, it was with an encounter which was “melancholic and reflective, warm and oozing positivity”. It… Read More ›
Chapter Nineteen – A Story Well Told EP
With a tale that musicians and certainly music lovers come across with too much regularity, A Story Well Told is the debut EP from UK post hardcore outfit Chapter Nineteen. Its concept is of a band which despite inescapable potential,… Read More ›
Monasteries – Silence EP
Causing as much corrosive incitement in twenty odd minutes as nature over centuries, UK metallers Monasteries has just unleashed the Silence EP, a tempest of sound and intent which left us weak, despairing the state of our senses and sanity,… Read More ›
Shevils – Miracle Of The Sun
Having had a rich and thick taster of new album Miracle Of The Sun through early singles, Norwegian noise eruption Shevils are poised to unleash its full body in a couple of weeks or so. Like a predator they are… Read More ›
Oh OK – The Complete Reissue
As much as we search and hunger for new sounds and inspirations, artists and records which tempt and provoke with something freshly striking, there is a just as instinctive and greedy an appetite for past pleasures which were maybe missed… Read More ›
