The Drippers peal one off on Scandinavian Thunder
On their last album, I suggested The Drippers were “good old Scandi rock with a bit of MC5 thrown in” on the debut Action...
Smoking Martha cross the Universe for their new release
The In Deep album from Smoking Martha back in 2018 (and in RAMzine Issue 20) was greeted with enthusiasm and summed up with the...
Black Label Society pay homage to Doom Crew Inc
Black Label Society need no introduction, Zakk Wylde and crew have just released their highly anticipated eleventh album, Doom Crew Inc via Spinefarm Records....
The Tea Party predict a Blood Moon Rising
The Tea Party return to action with their new album, Blood Moon Rising, a collection of fourteen tracks recorded over a five year period...
Diamonds – The Best Of Cats In Space
After four studio albums which have gone some way towards establishing them as a rising force in the rock work, with successful tours supporting...
Chaos reigns as Every Time I Die assert their dominance on Radical
Buffalo’s Every Time I Die (a.k.a ETID) are a band renowned globally for their abrasive, destructive and chaotic brand of southern rock-infused hardcore. It...
Steve Hackett – Surrender Of Silence
Like his previous album, Under A Mediterranean Sky, this new album was also recorded under lockdown conditions, but there the similarity ends. Whereas ‘...
Hearts & Hand Grenades write Between The Lines
Stephanie Wlosinski (vocals, bass), Mike Bress (guitar, keyboard), Kenny Blesy (lead guitar), Tom Lafferty (drums) are the crew from Buffalo that make up the...
Mostly Autumn shine on Graveyard Star
Mostly Autumn have been around since 1995 and, admirably, have always maintained their independence from big labels and the pressure that brings: they’ve grown...
PFM are Dreaming of Electric Sheep on new album
Primieta Forneria Marconi, or PFM, are a rare example of an Italian band who’ve made waves in the music world, releasing a series of...
