Black Sabbath – Black Sabbath
This is the album that started it all, by the band that started it all. Black Sabbath were the first heavy metal band. That...
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....
RAMzine Introduces The Charm The Fury
Hailing from the mean (well...) streets of Amsterdam, The Charm The Fury are one of the most exciting new acts in modern metalcore. The Europeans have...
Nirvana – Nevermind
Nirvana defined a generation. There's just no escaping that fact. Millions of teenagers in American during the early 90s needed music that they could...
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...
Motley Crue – Dr Feelgood
No band epitomised the spirit of the 1980's more than Motley Crue. Their glam image, debauched lifestyle and catchy metal music really captured 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...
Red Hot Chili Peppers – By The Way
There is just no questioning the fact that Red Hot Chili Peppers are one of the most important bands of the last 20 years....
RAMzine Modern Classics #2 Parkway Drive – Deep Blue
Parkway Drive’s Deep Blue was perhaps one of 2010s biggest shocks. Having never even charted outside of Australia before, Deep Blue gained critical acclaim...
RAMzine Introduces S.E.A.S.O.N.S
You’d be a fool to pass Reading 5 piece S.E.A.S.O.N.S off as just another band. Rather it is a collection of ideals and concepts...
