Ash look back at their stunning career with ‘Teenage Wildlife’ best of.
Ash is one of those bands that everyone knows, likes, listens to, etc. yet they have never been over-played or overrated. In theory, everyone...
Review: Crossfaith – Wipeout
We used to live in a world where 90% of the music you heard was from the USA or the UK. Now, thanks to...
Kings X – Three Sides Of One
Kings X are one of those bands who appear to have been around forever, which is basically because they have, beginning their active life...
Review: Arrowhead – Desert Cult
The start of this thunderous masterpiece is really an audial blaze of passion and very pleasing to the ears. It really hits the gut...
Katatonia shine in a Sky Void Of Stars
Following on from autumn 2022’s 10th anniversary reissue of Dead End Kings, regarded by many fans as their masterwork and described as ‘sonically immaculate...
Review: Furia – Ksiezyc Milczy Luty
Listening to many new albums as I do from RAMzine, I always find myself reviewing more foreign bands, maybe that’s because I love hearing...
The Mute Gods – Tardigrades Will Inherit The Earth
The Mute Gods gave birth to a formidable debut album with last year’s Do Nothing Till Your Hear From Me. Critically appraised, presumably good...
Review: Hammerjack – EP Two
For those who do not know who Hammerjack are, (much like myself before this EP):They are a quartet of good mates with the sole...
Beth Hart promises You Still Got Me
If there’s one singer whom you know sings while wearing her heart on her sleeve or her bare tattooed arm, more likely, it’s Beth...
Review: Dan Reed Network – Fight Another Day
Between the late 80's and early nineties the Dan Reed Network started drawing attention for their blend of rock and funk, a multi-racial band...
