Paleface Swiss: A Storm and a Flower at Download Festival
For a Swiss heavy band, just reaching a stage like Download is a feat, because there's no machine back home built to push them...
Black Veil Brides: Vindicated at Download Festival
There is a moment, watching a band hit a festival main stage, when you can tell whether they are fighting for the crowd or...
Des Rocs: To Hell And Back, And Passionate Rock n Roll
Every now and then you come across an artist with rock and roll running through their veins, where the flame of passion burns so...
On The Radar: HKSPK on black/death metal and Letters From The East
RAMzine's On The Radar shines a light on bands we think you should know about, and this time it's HKSPK, a black/death metal trio...
On The Radar: Imperium Talk Technical Groove & Debut Album ‘Exodus Unknown’
Welcome back to RAMzine On The Radar, where we shine a heavy spotlight on the brightest emerging forces tearing up the underground music scene.
This...
Pagan Lords: UK Pagan Metal On The Rise
UK pagan/black metal newcomers Pagan Lords are still early in their journey, but with a debut in the works and a cinematic video shot...
On The Radar: Charnel Crown – Dublin Groove Metal
Dublin groove metal four-piece Charnel Crown have racked up press and radio play across continents before playing a single show. We caught up with...
On The Radar: Young Martyrs – Bath And Bristol Indie Roots
Bath and Bristol four-piece Young Martyrs are back with new single 'Sugar On My Tongue', the second cut from their forthcoming album Might Just...
On The Radar: Leeds noisy hardcore Mass Hallucination
Some bands chase the dream. Mass Hallucination would rather be tucked up in bed by half eleven with an Alan Partridge podcast on. The...
On The Radar: Loons from Newcastle, Australia
Newcastle, Australia has already given the world Silverchair and The Screaming Jets. But Loons are actively trying to rebuild what a music scene is...
