Vader shows Manchester the true power of the force
Vader are one of the bigger and more consistent pure death metal bands to come out of Europe in the mid-90s. Since their debut,...
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...
Die Like Gentlemen share some Hard Truths
Back in 2013, a release caught my eye because of its title… Romantic Delusions of Hell had a definite ring to it and the...
Elder return with Omens
Elder have been around for about fifteen years now, and yet to some, they remain completely unknown. Perks of being a band in the...
Deaf Havana, with Hot Milk and LaFontaines at Albert Hall Manchester
Walking up to the Albert Hall Manchester, I notice a queue round the block of people, all there for one reason, to have a...
Arjen Lucassen envokes The Golden Age of Music
Arjen Lucassen, alongside artists like Devin Townsend, falls into the category of performers considered to be ‘musical marmite,’ in that both of them operate...
Review: Bear – ///
Hailing from Antwerp, Belgium, Bear are a wonderfully diverse four piece playing aggressive prog inspired metal with just enough djent to add low end...
Review: Bloodsoaked – Religious Apocalypse
BLOODSOAKED was formed in 2006 by Peter Hasselbrack who recorded the “Brutally Butchered” CD that was limited to 100 copies. “Brutally Butchered” was well...
Review: Giant of The Mountain – The Empty Quarter
Drawing the moon down through the mountains and into the valley, the Giant of the Mountain rears his head to breathe his dreadful anguish...
The Bad Flowers – Starting Gun
Having made a name for themselves throughout the Midlands, last year The Bad Flowers began their assault on the UK at large. Tom Leighton...
