Cannibal Corpse – Bloodthirsty brutality and vicious skull-crushing intensity
If you were to ask the average person to name a death metal band, they'd likely say Slipknot because they don't know what death...
Review: Dante’s Theory – Amut
If there is one thing that some of the guys do in Singapore, it's rattling out some amazing music. You don’t somehow imagine that...
Carnifex – Die Without Hope
Carnifex is an American death core band from San Diego, California. Formed in 2005, they are currently signed to Nuclear Blast after having been...
Magnum rummage in the archive with Dance of the Black Tattoo
Three years after releasing “Valley of Tears,” a compilation album focussing on their quieter, softer side, Magnum have come up with Dance of the...
Smoking Martha cross the Universe for their new release
The In Deep album from Smoking Martha back in 2018 (and in RAMzine Issue 20) was greeted with enthusiasm and summed up with the...
UK AOR stalwarts FM release album 12, Synchronized
First of all the year is 2020, the fact that we have a brand new FM album to talk about is, in its self...
Review: Another Dead Hero – Dystopia
It may be more than a decade since the heyday of nu-metal, but the tremors from its impact are still being felt. While most...
The Neptune Power Federation share The Memoirs Of A Rat Queen
It can be tempting to dismiss a band when the hyperbole surrounding a release says such things as “She came from outer space, a...
Melody Maker: Seven years in the 1970’s
It’s December 1963 and a 15 year old Yorkshire boy is asked by his mother, "The Beatles are in Bradford soon, do you want...
Review: Mastodon – Emperor of Sand
Three years on from the release of Once More 'Round The Sun, American heavy metal act Mastodon have returned to the front lines of...
