RAMzine Classic: Nazareth – Razamanaz
As a mere boy of 14, I remember with alarming clarity the night of February 27th, 1973. I was off to my first ever concert...
RAMzine Classic: SAXON – Wheels of Steel, Strong Arm of the Law and their...
Following in the footsteps of their recent Decade of the Eagle comes a reissuing of the first three albums by metal giants Saxon. They,...
RAMzine Classic: Free – Tons of Sobs
The most remarkable thing about Free when they formed in early 1968, has to be the ages of the band members; bass player Andy Fraser was...
RAMzine Classic | David Coverdale – Northwinds
David Coverdale needs no introduction. His ‘rags to riches’ story has been told many times. What we have here, however, is a totally undervalued,...
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...
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...
RAMzine Classic: Girlschool — Demolition, Hit And Run + Screaming Blue Murder
Girlschool, formed in the intoxicating years of the NWOBHM movement, and are the longest serving New Wave rock band in the world, comprising all...
RAMzine Classic: Judas Priest – Sin After Sin
Judas Priest Sin after Sin was released 8th April 1977 through CBS Records.
Who would have thought that Judas Priest started their incredible journey in 1969. Their first album...
RAMzine Classic: Lone Star – Firing on all Six
Lone Star are an underrated band, from Cardiff, forming in 1975 and swapping various members of the band for the line-up they had in...