MOTÖRHEAD – Another Perfect Day
1983 was a strange year in the rock world, Ian Gillan was the vocalist in Black Sabbath following Ronnie James Dio’s departure, Rush were...
Rebecca Downes – More Sinner than Saint
Following on from her last album, 2016’s Believe, Rebecca Downes has released the follow-up, putting it out on her own label, Mad Hat Records....
Svartanatt share the Last Days Of Earth
Swedish rockers, Svartanatt, may be rooted in 60s and 70s rock influences but their third album is still fresh and new whilst keeping those...
D-A-D show they are more than ‘Dad Rock’ with ‘A Prayer For The Loud’.
D-A-D began playing together in the early 1980s in Copenhagen, Denmark, under their original band name Disneyland After Dark, although it was quickly abbreviated in...
Review: The Agonist – Eye of Providence
As we all know Metal is very much a male dominated genre. In a world of deep growls, high screams and all conquering stage...
Slayer – The Repentless Killogy
A cold, bleak evening in London rushing through the masses of miserable, sullen faces from their daily routine, we look to break our own...
Ministry prove they can still do it with ‘AmeriKKKant’
Still Brimming with Al Jorgensen's signature scathing political satire we have become accustomed too on the most recent releases. The brand new album AmeriKKKant...
Stargazer promise Life Will Never Be The Same
Norwegian band Stargazer were all set to build on the favourable reviews garnered from their second album, The Sky Is The Limit, in 2019...
Heavy Feather float a ‘Mountain of Sugar’
Heavy Feather’s first album Débris & Rubble (2019) was featured in RAMzine issue 22, when I said “they show how to take influences like...
Dropout Dan – Forever, Instead EP Review
Cambridgeshire-born Daniel O’Dell, aka Dropout Dan, began writing songs from an early age, describing his sound as acoustic lyrical rock with a twist.
‘Forever, Instead’,...
