We may all be in lockdown right now but there are plenty of distractions to isolation with one mighty one coming up from Germany based outfit, Blast Bomb. May 1st, they unleash a live EP in the roaring shape of… Read More ›
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Blast Bomb – Burn History & Live Today
The tail end of last year saw the attention seizing arrival of German outfit Blast Bomb on the punk ‘n’ roll scene with debut single Born To Lose. Offering up three ravenous slices of heavy rabid rock ‘n’ roll, the… Read More ›
Incendiary beginnings: introducing Blast Bomb
This past December saw the release of the debut single from German rockers Blast Bomb, a band with friend of The RingMaster Review and owner of the great independent label Undead Artists, Johnny Rose as its vocalist. The whole of… Read More ›
Mammoth Temple – We’re Not Extinct
Having just been introduced to former Thirteen Shots frontman Johnny Rose’s new project in Blast Bomb we now have the new endeavour from its guitarist Lewis Manchip for you. That proposition is Mammoth Temple and they have just released their… Read More ›
Basementones – No ease, No rest, No mercy
There is a great nagging quality to the sound of Finnish punk ‘n’’ rollers Basementones and in fine insistence within their new EP No ease, No rest, No mercy. Easily tempting ears on its first couple of listens, the release… Read More ›
Undead Artists presents Monster Mash-Up
Always one to push his music family and label’s adventure, founder and owner of Undead Artists, Johnny Rose (Thirteen Shots) set the task for his bands to record a cover of a track from the other label companion he paired… Read More ›
Thirteen Shots – Self Titled
Though the band is no longer active, the hunger and want for Thirteen Shots continues to be vocal. The new release of a self-titled compilation album is a dose of their raw and voracious horror punk sure to be devoured… Read More ›
Raizing Hell – Monsters Prefer Blondes
If you have found the ground rumbling under foot in recent weeks, it is not the earth in rebellion but the dead rising to join the living in descending on the long and eagerly awaited second album from Romanian horror… Read More ›
Cavaverman – Tales From Cavafistool
It was Johnny Rose, the band behind Birmingham rock ‘n’ rollers Thirteen Shots and the independent label Undead Artists, that pushed our gaze the way of Italian horror punks Cavaverman, and boy are we grateful that he did. The trio… Read More ›
Thirteen Shots – Black Smiles
With every release since they emerged in 2011 and unleashed the instantly captivating track Danzig, UK rockers Thirteen Shots has evolved their sound, each encounter seeing the Birmingham quartet infuse richer and broader flavours and styles into their core tempest… Read More ›
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