Review: Lamb of God – The Duke
Lamb of God formed a blazing trail 15 years ago and have never looked back. Whilst on their trail they inadvertently sparked the so-called...
Dreaming In Colours – An Interview With Martin Kvam of Is It Jazz? Records
An incredibly exciting and musically eclectic Norwegian label named Is It Jazz? Records was launched in 2022 by some of the individuals who are...
Hard Rock Hell A Hard Rocker’s Heaven
Hosted at Hafan Y Mor holiday park in North Wales, Hard Rock Hell is on the more glamorous side of the rock and metal...
Live Review: Queen + Adam Lambert, Arena, Newcastle
If there is one band in the history of popular music who have brilliant legacy for playing live - it has to be Queen....
Morbidfest at The Underworld
For all the reasons you possibly could have to skip out of work early and head to the Capital, Morbidfest is just it. Sitting...
This Past Presence – A Conversation With Wobbler
Earlier on this year, the first three records by Norwegian prog rockers Wobbler were re-issued by the ever-reliable Karisma Records, more specifically Hinterland, Afterglow...
Punk Rock Factory – Poor Unfortunate Souls, Power Rangers at Download Festival
RAMzine's Natalie Conway caught up with Punk Rock Factory at Download Festival 2023. We discussed the band's latest EP titled Poor Unfortunate Souls, as...
Live Review: Paleface Swiss, The Acacia Strain, Desolated
It's a surprisingly warm February evening at Project House in Leeds, despite the stormy weather during the journey here. The massive queue of metallers...
Paleface Swiss: A Storm and a Flower at Download Festival
For a Swiss heavy band, just reaching a stage like Download is a feat, because there's no machine back home built to push them...
Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons crowned ‘Kings of the Asylum’ in Stoke
Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons kicked off their Kings of the Asylum tour in no better place than Stoke, Lemmy’s hometown.
Within minutes of...
