RAMzine Modern Classics: Tool – Fear Inoculum
Tool are a band that require no lengthy or grand introduction, put simply they are (arguably) the greatest progressive rock/metal band of all time,...
RAMzine Modern Classics: #4 – A Day To Remember ‘Homesick’
A Day To Remember are one of the most influential bands of the last decade, and Homesick was the album that confirmed it. The...
Guts, Glory, and Sepulchral Entities – A Quick Retrospective Glance at Obliteration’s Perpetual Decay
Sixteen years ago, the Norwegian death metal combo known as Obliteration released a flawless and deftly executed debut LP entitled Perpetual Decay via Tyrants...
Modern Classics: Architects ‘Hollow Crown’
Hollow Crown was a genre defining, attention grabbing, technically perfect album released by the Brighton metal outfit Architects. Before Hollow Crown, Architects had produced...
RAMzine Modern Classics #1 Memphis May Fire – The Hollow
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...
RAMzine Modern Classic: Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell’s ‘Don’t Hear It…Fear It’
100% original and 100% heavy rock that will leave you breathless
The words underappreciated, undervalued, and underrated are often bandied (pun intended) about when discussing...
RAMzine Modern Classics #5 – Atreyu ‘Congregation of the Damned’
This review can also serve as a very belated eulogy for Atreyu, as I don’t feel like I’ve ever given them a proper one....
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...
Modern Classic: Brave Rival – Life’s Machine
With the impending release of their second album in August I have been revisiting the rather excellent 2022 debut of a band from the...
RAMzine Modern Classics #3 letlive. – Fake History
letlive. hold the title of being the best band that I personally have ever seen live. Ever. And trust me, there's a lot of...
