RAMzine 30: Dee Snider “We are all from the same freaking bloodline”
Mention the name Dee Snider and most would immediately think of Twisted Sister and his make-up, snarling visage belting out one of the rock...
Bullet For My Valentine, Jinger and Atreyu reign through Liverpool
It's raining in Liverpool, and it's falling but that's nothing compared to the tears that will crash around us when our inner teenage youth...
RAMzine Classics: Melvins – Houdini
Not only are Melvins a criminally overlooked band in most senses but they also have some of the most underrated albums that have not only helped...
Interview: Ashestoangels
You might have caught Bristol goth rockers Ashestoangels at a festival, or supporting bands like Fearless Vampire Killers and currently with 48 Hours. In...
Clutch Deliver the Perfect End to 2025 in Manchester
One of the very last major tours of 2025 made its way through the UK and finally ended in Manchester. Southern rock/stoner metal band...
Through still waters and Unholy Fires – A brief note on the brilliance of...
For those of you out there who treasure deeply atmospheric black metal, there is a record from 2015 entitled The Wiccan by the Greek...
Limp Bizkit Crown a Wild Download Festival Friday 2026
Kicking off Friday on the Dogtooth stage, Headwreck were the perfect declaration of intent for what Download is increasingly becoming. The Brisbane quartet blend...
Live Review: Steven Wilson @ Hammersmith Apollo
Calming, yet desolate urban scenes of high-rise apartment blocks and the odd green-space provide the backdrop to the intro. Arriving on stage to a...
Live Review: Michael Schenker’s Temple of Rock, Robin 2 Bilston
A sell-out show audience greeted me as I walked into the Robin 2 for the Temple of Rock 'Bridge the Gap' show; Michael Schenker...
Hammok On Community, Chaos And Their New Album
Oslo trio Hammok have just released When Does This Place Become Our Scene via Sargent House, a loud, physical hardcore record that's built to...
