Saturday, December 14, 2024

Havukruunu’s Tavastland Due In 2025

After three albums, the pieces of the puzzle fit are beginning to fit, and Havukruunu - a band for the sensitive and sorrowful - are...

Album Reviews

DeWolff – Muscle Shoals

You never quite know what you’re going to get when a new album from DeWolff arrives on the scene. Will it be the DeWolff...

Skam – From The Depths

Live Reviews

Dying Fetus turn Manchester into a bloodbath

After two visits to the UK in two years, one would assume that Dying Fetus would take a break from us but with the...

RAMzine Classic's

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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...

See The Light by Jeff Healey – RAMzine Classic

There are many ways of finding a new artist, especially in this internet age - it wasn’t always that easy. An example of one...

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...

Dave Barbarossa novel ‘Mute’ – A story about rock’n’roll, and the lies we tell ourselves

It’s 1999 and Daniel Earl is 25 and now famous. He’s the keyboard maestro in a band which’s become successful, with his bandmates Dave...