Review: Resist the Ocean – Heart of the Oak
Metalcore, the energy of which there is nothing alike. Especially when played live, as you feel it pump ferocious emotion right to the soul...
VHF – Very High Frequency
Originally released in 2014, then given a new outing by Golden Robot Records, VHF utilises the surnames of its three members; drummer Todd ‘Vinny’...
Papa Roach bites back at Boris
The new Papa Roach album is delayed and the band are not happy.
Download 2019: The Highlights -Sunday – Tool, Smashing Pumpkins, Slayer and more.
Ahead of our full coverage in the next issue of RAMzine, we conclude our festival highlights for another year. Sunday can be the best...
The White Buffalo brings Cowpunk to Manchester
Get ready to slip on those beloved cowboy boots and hat because tonight we're going all out with some serious yee-haw vibes. One of...
H.E.A.T – H.E.A.T II
The album opens with a wave of
keyboard flourishes of Vangelis like epic-ness flourishes setting the scene
before being met by a leaping legato guitar riff...
The Waeve weave The Waeve
The Waeve is the new project from Blur’s Graham Coxon and Rose Elinor Dougall. (I can’t be sure of the inspiration for the name,...
Review: At World’s End – Emptiness Follows
From the garden of England comes the five piece metal band who go by the name At World’s End and no, they’re not named...
Why Keith Richards’ solo album ‘Talk Is Cheap’ is still a classic 30 years on
There’s an interesting story about the gestation period of this album. Talk Is Cheap was put together by Keith Richards and his side band,...
Review: Lynyrd Skynyrd – Vinyl Box Set 1973-1977
What can you say about an iconic band like Lynryd Skynyrd that hasn't been said before? A band who are the essence of Southern...
