Steve Hackett – Under a Mediterranean Sky
Steve Hackett has had a spectacularly successful career, both as a member of Genesis and as a solo artist, plus also as a result of...
Review: Cold Years – Northern Blues
Britrock has had a tough couple of decades. In the nineties, we were producing bands like The Wildhearts, Terrorvision and The Manic Street Preachers....
Monument @ The Intrepid Fox, London
There are some incredibly idiotic individuals who claim that the great age of British heavy metal has died a horrible, quiet death. RAMzine would...
Review: Steak – No God to Save
Steak have been around a little while and done a great job of putting on some seriously good performances that can leave bands they’ve...
Pterodactyl Problems: flying lizards with Esoteric Hobbies
Pterodactyls have a problem… they are extinct! However, Pterodactyl Problems the band, are anything but and they prove this with a massively energetic album neatly entitled...
The Far Meadow’s Foreign Land
The Far Meadow are a symphonic, prog rock band from London who emerged from Blind Panic, and who’ve just released their third album, Foreign...
Review: Fire Down Below – Viper, Vixen, Goddess, Snake
Fire Down Below are another band on the awesome Ripple Music label, that instantly perks my ears up. What’s better, is that ability of...
Our Bloodstock. Our scene. Our heavy metal.
If you were to ask any random metalhead, “What is the holy land for metalheads in the UK?”, the majority would say Bloodstock Open...
Edward Reekers – The Liberty Project
Edward Reekers is probably best known in prog circles for a couple of reasons, one being he was the frontman for Dutch band Kayak...
Rivers of Nihil lead an Aggressive Progressive assault on Manchester
Progressive death metal is a niche genre in the grand scheme of things but its effect on the greater pantheon of music is undeniable...
