Virtually two years ago we were personally bitten by the virulent bug that is the sound and mischief of Hung Like Hanratty. Now as the world toils under a different invasion they return with a new album and a feral… Read More ›
The Stranglers
The Beauty of Noise: The Gaa Gaas Interview
As a fresh decade takes its first breath there was only one place to start a new series of interviews with some of the most exciting independent bands and artists and that was with one of our major faves here… Read More ›
The Tea Set – Back In Time For Tea
Like all those with horniness for music, over years of finding encounters which spark extra love, lust, and addiction within the heart there are some moments which rise even above that in the passions. It is fair to say that… Read More ›
Joakem – Mind Matter
Mind Matter is the striking debut album from Cyprus-based singer songwriter, composer, keyboardist Joakem; a release which just blossoms and further impresses play by play. Woven in a magnetic blend of progressive rock and metal it shares tapestries of craft… Read More ›
Siblings Of Us – Gargantua
Creating a maze of intrigue and diversity smothered in a web of unpredictable imagination UK outfit Siblings Of Us offer up their new release. Any sound and encounter which refuses to be pigeonholed provides an instinctive lure and without doubt… Read More ›
Jess & The Ancient Ones – Second Psychedelic Coming: The Aquarius Tapes
After an impressive introduction through their self-titled debut album back in 2012, there is always a potent twinge of excitement when whispers and news of something new from Finnish psychedelic rockers Jess & The Ancient Ones comes forward. It happened… Read More ›
Japanese Fighting Fish – U Ain’t Gonna Win This
It has been a long two years since UK psyche twisters Japanese Fighting Fish set ears and passions ablaze with their album Day Bombs; a time where the band has never been far away from ears at The RR to… Read More ›
My Cruel Goro – Self Titled EP
Since its emergence a couple of weeks or so back, the debut EP from My Cruel Goro and its sound, has lured comparisons to bands as varied as The Clash, The Stranglers, and The Jam to the likes of Ash,… Read More ›
4th Street Traffic – Innocence (Don’t Walk Away)
Welsh band 4th Street Traffic describe their sound as stadium rock, a tag which means very little to our mind, but when a song like Innocence (Don’t Walk Away) roars with an energy and emotion which reveals all in merely… Read More ›
Revelation – Inner Harbor
Revelation is a band many have acclaimed as providing the seeds and spark for progressive doom metal and over the years since forming in the mid-eighties, the Baltimore band has richly earned and garnered the… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 