Review: Chelsea – Mission Impossible
Of all the bands who surfaced during year zero, 1976, when the punk wars raged full-on, Chelsea can probably consider themselves to be amongst...
The Allman Betts Band – Down To The River
The sons of
the south drink deep from their roots but sail gently on beyond them in what
constitutes a full-length studio recording of Devon Allman,...
Live Review: Steel Panther, Academy, Newcastle
The story of Steel Panther is an unlikely one: front-man Michael Starr has recorded lead vocals with LA Guns, backing vocals for AFI, and...
California’s Old Man Wizard return with their new release Blame It All On Sorcery
Old Man Wizard is a Californian 3 piece band who, have been around since 2011 and are about to release their second album called...
Bloodstock 2015 Highlights: Thursday and Friday
RAMzine readers will be familiar with other major rock festivals this year, but it is universally recognised that Bloodstock is tailor-made for metal-heads. Since...
Wolverine Return With Anomalies: Atmospheric Prog After 8 Years
It's a welcome return to the fray for Sweden's Wolverine, releasing their first new album since 2016's Machina Viva, and first release since 2021's...
Review: Continents – Reprisal
It’s easy to see how this South Wales band were once on the ‘Top 100 Bands You Should Know' list.
For such an aggressive...
Bill Bruford – Making A Song and Dance: A Complete Career Collection
Bill Bruford is one of those guys who could make you sick. A man who’s supposedly retired from the music industry but still looks...
Hanoi Rocks are back on the Oriental Beat
The great Finnish band, often called ‘glam-punk’, Hanoi Rocks are at last releasing a remixed version of their defining second album, Oriental Beat (40th...
Review: Krysthla – A War of Soul & Desires
Formed from the ashes of Gutworm, Krysthla are releasing their debut album A War of Souls and Desires in late September 2015.
If there is...
