Review: Far Beyond the Sunrise – Self-Titled
Review recently featured in Issue 3 of RAMzine (below).
Far beyond the Sunrise were founded in 2009 and are composed of five people dedicated to...
Review: Meshuggah – The Violent Sleep of Reason
WARNING. Listening to this album may cause serious damage to your bank balance and add points to your license.
If you have ever been caught...
Kulick cheerfully predicts Everyone I Know Will Die
No, it isn’t Bruce or Bob, this Kulick is a musician and sound engineer from Pennsylvania who is actively involved in helping bands...
Review: Decade – Pleasantries
Before listening to Pleasantries, I’d not heard much about Decade, other than they’re an up and coming band, after listening to the album I...
Live Review: Aiden, Think Tank?, Newcastle
Do you remember what you were doing in 2005? What was on your MySpace page? The first YouTube video you EVER saw? When you...
Queensryche by Ross Halfin (Rufus Rock ‘n Roll Publications)
Back in their heyday, Queensryche were blessed (or was it cursed?) with the epithet “the thinking man’s heavy metal band,” a tag they carried...
Alter Bridge & Shinedown at the O2
December is the year where we all get swamped by gigs, it’s what makes the month that little more special, and it is always...
Review: Ghost – Popestar EP
Many wouldn't disagree that Ghost (aka Ghost BC) are the best act to break out in in the 2010s. Each album is exciting, they...
Live Review: Coal Chamber & Soil at Manchester Ritz
Tonight has been yet another unforgettable evening. Not only was Coal Chamber headlining with their rock industrial vibe and heavy out there tracks. Dope,...
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...
