Tuesday, April 22, 2025

Psykosis’ Mind Games

Irish thrash titans Psykosis return, louder and more unhinged than ever with the announcement of their long-anticipated second album, Mind Games, that will drop independently on...

Album Reviews

Robin Trower – Come And Find Me

Robin Trower turns a mere 80 years young early in 2025 but, as can be heard on his latest album, he’s still writing and...

Live Reviews

Rivers of Nihil lead an Aggressive Progressive assault on Manchester

Progressive death metal is a niche genre in the grand scheme of things but its effect on the greater pantheon of music is undeniable...

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The Pentangle – The Albums 1968-72

The Pentangle represented the collective brilliance of several exceptionally skilled musicians, and there is no doubt that they hold a pivotal place in the...

Modern Classic: Brave Rival – Life’s Machine

With the impending release of their second album in August I have been revisiting the rather excellent 2022 debut of a band from the...

Under The Spell of Old Trees – A Retrospective Glance at Nidingr’s Rehearsal 1996

Today, I figured that it would be interesting to cast a flickering yet hopefully illuminating light on a rather obscure release from that gloriously...

RAMzine Classic: Stevie Salas Colorcode

For an artist that has appeared on over 70 different albums with artists from George Clinton, Justin Timberlake and Buddy Miles to Mick Jagger...

Reflections on Bill Ward’s outstanding solo album

Legendary drummer Bill Ward (ex-Black Sabbath) released an overlooked gem of an album back in 1997 entitled When the Bough Breaks, and I figured...

The Clash – A Photographic Monograph

Chris Salewicz opens this book by declaring that The Clash were "the garage band who grew to stadium size," and in doing so, they...

Led Zeppelin – Whole Lotta Love: A People’s History

Led Zeppelin, a name attributed to Keith Moon—who reportedly remarked that Jimmy Page's new band would crash like a "Lead Zeppelin"—never attained the level...