RAMzine Classic Album: Ministry – Sphinctour
Did you know that Ministry were once a new wave synth pop outfit driven by Al Jourgenson in 1981? The 80’s were a time...
Hard Rock Hell Pre-Review 2012
Here at RAMzine we love our classic rock. And what better way to celebrate the fine art of rock than with a trip to...
Interview with Atreyu!
Victoria Purcell (VP) headed to Search and Destroy Records HQ, in London to catch up with Porter McKnight (Bass) and Brandon Saller (Drums/Vocals) of...
Satyricon play venue located inside a cave in Norway!
The Norwegian black metal institution that is Satyricon recently embarked on a club tour in their native country, which, luckily, included a visit to...
The Hu “in Mongolia, Thunder represents the strength that can not be overlooked or...
Victoria Purcell of RAMzine interviews Jaya (full name Nyamjantsan Galsanjamts) of Mongolian rock band The Hu at Download Festival. The band is excited to...
Slam Dunk South Review
What an incredible Festival, this is probably one of the luckiest Festivals in the UK. For the past two years the weather has been...
Creeper’s Southampton Show with Puppy, Energy & Milk Teeth
Just a day after releasing their first full-length feature, Eternity, In Your Arms, Creeper set off on a UK tour bringing pop-punk bands Puppy,...
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...
RAMzine Classic: Morbid Angel – Covenant
With the release of their latest album, Kingdoms Disdained, it is important to look back at the early career of Morbid Angel instead of...
RAMzine Classic: Budgie’s 1971 Debut
One of the most underrated bands in the history of heavy rock, Budgie. They formed in 1967 in South Wales and used various names...
