Tony Palermo

Papa Roach “We don’t want to become a different band but we wanted to...

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Papa Roach’s new album Crooked Teeth is off to a hot start and just before their gig in the UK capital we had the...
Dwall

Enveloped By Norwegian Darkness – An Interview With Dwaal

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The Oslo-based entity named Dwaal is undoubtedly one of the most captivating musical encounters that yours truly has had the pleasure of experiencing lately....
Hawkwind Debut Album Remastered: 3CD Box Set Review

Hawkwind Debut Album Remastered: 3CD Box Set Review

Hawkwind's debut album, originally released in 1970, is being rereleased as a 3CD box set plus Blu-ray, with the original album completely remastered from...
stray train

Exclusive: Stray Train stream new album Blues From Hell!

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Blues From Hell – The Legend of the Courageous Five is the new album from blues rock machine Stray Train. The Slovenian band have been...

RAMzine Modern Classics #1 Memphis May Fire – The Hollow

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What is the difference between a “classic” and a “modern classic”? For a start, a modern classic is not old; it’s not by Iron...

Track-By-Track: Hornet – Skies Are Falling

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Hornet are a Heavy Metal band from London. Last year they released their debut album 'Skies Are Falling' which received national reviews and airplay....

RIP Wayne Static: Top 5 Static Tracks

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On November the 1st, it was announced that front-man of Static-X, Wayne Richard Wells - better known as Wayne Static, passed away due to...

HRH Prog Festival Review 2014

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“New Prog for Old Ears and Old Prog for New Ears. ” That is the mantra for this year’s HRH PROG held at Hafn...

Live: 2000 Trees Festival 2016

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“You only have 52 weekends a year – make 7-9th July count”. Alright 2000 Trees, we definitely did just that. In a world of...
Anime-style samurai guitarist with twin-neck guitar in front of a red rising sun, cherry-blossom petals and lightning bolts, with chrome text reading Japanese Power Metal

Japanese Power Metal: 8 Bands You Need on Your Playlist

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From neo-classical fireworks to anime-tinged speed metal, these eight Japanese bands prove the scene is deeper than X Japan. Cue them up and prepare...