Chris Slade Introduces The Timescape
If you’ve not heard of Chris Slade then chances are you’re in good company as his is a name which doesn’t exactly feature all...
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...
Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks – True
This album has its origins in Jon Anderson connecting up with Richie Castellano and the Band Geeks. He’d heard them playing Yes tunes and,...
Brave Rival hit a high on Fight Or Flight
I recently lauded Brave Rival’s debut album (Life’s Machine) in our RAMzine Modern Classic section. As a Kickstarter contributor for the second album I...
Viking War Trance by Eihwar
For every subgenre that dies, another one is born harvesting the organs of its predecessors to create a musical Frankenstein’s monster. Today’s monster is...
Dream Evil become Metal Gods
After a seven-year absence from the spotlight, our evil dreams have come true as Swedish powerhouses Dream Evil have emerged from their shadows. However,...
Fulci: The New York Ripper strikes again with Duck Face Killings
Lucio Fulci is a beloved name in the horror community, he struck fear in the hearts of censors back in the 1980s during the...
Worshipper embark on a One Way Trip
Hailing from Boston (not Lincolnshire), Worshipper has released their third full-length album, One Way Trip. The heavy rock/metal/psyche band—comprising vocalist and guitarist John Brookhouse,...
Meer’s Wheels Within Wheels displays creativity and cleverness
The sophomore album by Norwegian orchestral pop proggers Meer titled Playing House garnered the band a lot of praise and numerous glowing reviews, and...
Grapefruit Records’s Can’t Seem To Come Down – The American Sounds Of 1968, Various...
This is Grapefruit’s subsequent follow-up to 2023’s March of the Flower Children, which focussed on the music of 1967. In that year, 'All You...
