Review: The Loved and Lost – Into a Dream
Not many of you would of heard of The Loved and Lost and neither had we (team RAM) until we took a visit to Breaking...
Review: Sirens in the Delta – Revolutions to Follow
Coming out of Teesside, Sirens in the Delta play rock and roll and their debut EP, ‘Revolutions to Follow’, is born from the world...
Review: All To Ruin – Among Us
Yet another band with a name that makes you hope it doesn't extend to their music.
From Port Talbot, South Wales. All To Ruin formed...
Review: XUL – Extinction Necromance
Levi Meyers, Bill Ferguson, Wallace Huffman, Marlow Deiter and Lowell Winters formed XUL in Vernon, British Columbia, Canada, following in the footsteps of bands...
Review: The Final Chapter – Entropy
The Final Chapter 'Entropy' was released 10th April 2015. Here is out track-by-track review:
Dawn
A superb opening track that simply possesses an eerie atmosphere, capturing...
Review: The Big Teutonic Four – Part II
From the early 80’s on they’ve been the leading figures of Germany’s thrash metal scene, shaping an entire genre that soon should spread all...
Review: Trepalium – Damballa Voodoo Doll
It's not often you come across a band like Trepalium. One struggles to define what sub genre this band falls under. The closest approximation...
Review: Savage Machine – Through The Iron Forest
Savage Machine hail from Denmark and fly the colours of heavy metal’s flag as distinguished during it ‘80s rise to world domination, though here...
Review: I, The Lion – Run EP
I, The Lion – Run EP
Release Date: 9th February 2015
Post punk trio I, The Lion are set to release their latest EP, Run...
Review: Unforeseen Prophecy – Burn The Skies
I thought I would start 2015 with some Kentish metal-core for your listening pleasure - Unforeseen Prophecy's second EP 'Burn the Skies'. The band hail...
