T.O.M.B. will leave us in the ugly dark
The enigmatic US black metal outfit known as T.O.M.B. have unearthed and unleashed some of the vilest sounds known to man for three decades...
Palm Reader – Bad Weather
Having recently joined forces with Small Town Records, playing an extensive amount of shows around Europe and the UK as well as featuring in...
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: Turbobier – Das Neue Festament
When I think of Austria, I think of the history, the landscape, Sigmund Freud, the beauty of the place, oh, and some small known...
Review: Dead Label – Throne Of Bones
It was back in December on a cold winters evening we saw Dead Label tear the Kentish Town Forum a new one. And boy...
Loss define the Human Factor
Brazilian band Loss (Marcelo Loss - vocals and bass; Adriano Avelar - guitar and vocals and Teddy Bronsk - drums) are about to release...
Review: Blacktop Mojo – Burn the Ships
Blacktop Mojo, if you haven’t heard of them yet, you soon will. These Texan rockers are on the way up, and in big ways....
B.B. KING ‘The Life Of Riley’ DVD Review
Alongside the wonderful B.B. King box-set I reviewed a bit ago, a documentary charting the remarkable life of the blues musician is being given...
From Addiction Recovery to AI Concerns: Walter Trout’s Most Personal Album Yet
Although he’s not exactly a household name, Walter Trout’s name is well known in bluesy-rock circles. Anyone who’s played with John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, John...
Griever & In Fear They Follow Live In Exeter
Picture this, a quiet Sunday night in a little city in the corner of the country. Not the kind of place you'd picture a...
