If you are looking to be ensnared in some new and fresh groove wired trespasses, checking out the latest album from UK blues stoners Regulus would be one wise move. Quadralith is ten tracks of eagerly infectious heavy assed enterprise;… Read More ›
XII Boar
XII Boar – Beyond The Valley of The Triclops
Last year metallers XII Boar made a compelling statement that British heavyweight rock ‘n’ roll was in safe and eager hands with debut album Pitworthy. It was a slab of dirty, primal stomping announcing the arrival of the Aldershot hailing… Read More ›
1968 – Self Titled EP
Taking the year as inspiration to name and sound, 1968 are poised to release their new self-titled EP and hopefully whip up thick attention to match the rich textures of their sound. With fiery grooves swinging from grouchy riffs and… Read More ›
Incendiary Arousals: Twenty one Metal/Noise/Rock releases which lit up The RingMaster Review in 2015
2015 was a year of creative savagery and rousing, anthemic glories within metal, rock, and noise driven genres. The RingMaster Review picks out those EPs/albums covered by the site which especially sparked ears and passions. Desert Storm – Omniscient… Read More ›
XII Boar – Pitworthy
Trampled under the heavy booted sounds of their excellent self-titled debut EP four years ago, UK heavy rockers XII Boar have just got sonically fiercer and more virulently compelling over time. Subsequent releases have continued the ignition of a hungry… Read More ›
7stbaby – Horses
Following up their impressive and acclaimed album Control, British rockers 7stbaby are poised to unleash their new single Horses. A track as voraciously aggressive as it is melodically seductive, Horses easily reinforces the presence and already in place anticipation of… Read More ›
Bast – Spectres
If you have ever imagined being lost in a blizzard where every sound and danger, open and hidden, seduces and smothers the senses to their limits then try stepping into Spectres the debut album from UK sonic sculptors… Read More ›
Groan – Ride The Snake EP
Like being thrust into a predatory mosh pit of agitated woolly mammoths, the Ride The Snake EP from one of the UK’s most exhausting and inventive sculptors of heavy duty riffs and contagion clad rhythms wrapped in funk kissed intrusive… Read More ›
Howl – Bloodlines
Following their for the main impressive debut album Full Of Hell of 2010, anticipation for the follow-up release from US metallers Howl as they hopefully built on the promise ignited with the first record was certainly fuelled by a… Read More ›
Caravan Of Whores: Road To Kurti
Reading their bio before entering into the vast heavy soundscapes of Road To Kurti from UK doom band Caravan Of Whores, it said ‘…we do not sound like anyone else because we are ourselves and comfortable in our own skin…’… Read More ›
