August Burns Red set Manchester ablaze
Even outside of their reputation as the ultimate Christmas metal band, there aren't many bands with the same longevity as August Burns Red...
Gus G – Letting Go
Gus G’s 'Letting Go' can now be heard on rock radio and there’s also a video released featuring the track. ‘Letting Go is taken...
Orange Goblin – Science Not Fiction
Emerging as they did in 1995 as Our Haunted Kingdom, they soon changed to Orange Goblin and quickly made their mark in the metal...
Wu Tang – The Saga Continues – Review
"What's this...a hip-hop record being reviewed in RAMzine?!". Your eyes do not deceive you my fellow reader! But every now and again, it is...
Don Broco: The Godfathers of Party Rock
Wow, what a night! Don Broco, the Godfathers of Party Rock, took to the stage for their first ever arena tour and it was...
Harm’s Way release an album of lean athletic fury and power
Hardcore is in a healthy state in 2018, and the competition at the top of the scene is having a thrilling trickle down effect....
Black Tractor reveals ‘The Wonders of the Invisible World’
A band that sounds like some sort of malevolent agricultural machinery is alright by me…the portentous name conjures up images of an Orwellian farm...
Review: Patrons – The Momentary Effects of Sunlight
For a band at the very dawn of their career, Patrons sound amazingly accomplished. This is the second EP from the Plymouth post-hardcore gang...
Dynazty play a Game of Faces
As far back as 2022 when Final Advent was released, Dynazty were already working on another album and their relentless work rate paid off...
SAXON’s The Eagle Has Landed
To be a rock fan in the early eighties was heaven itself. The awkwardly named 'New Wave of British Heavy Metal' (NWOBHM) had seen...
