Review: Slaughterday – Ravenous
Slaughterday was formed in 2010 by Jens Finger - Guitars/Bass (ex-Obscenity) and Bernd Reiners - Drums/Vocals (ex- BK 49) to play raw and sick old-school...
Review: Armed With Books – Honestly, Honesty.
If you like your hardcore to headbutt you into submission, then Armed With Books are not the band for you. Instead, their latest EP Honestly, Honesty....
Review: Art of Dying – Nevermore
My first impressions of this EP was that it holds no punches, first track ‘All or Nothing’ jumps straight in with hard hitting riffs,...
Into the Storm/Smooth Sailing split EP
Spilt EP's are always interesting to review. They are something of a rarity these days, and are undoubtedly a risk, as there is so...
Interpol indulges the ear with new EP, ‘A Fine Mess’
Interpol’s latest EP, A Fine Mess, serves as a robust and worthy successor to last summer’s album, Marauder. What is perhaps the most notable...
Review: Factor Hate – The Watcher (EP)
Available in limited numbered collector editions, French heavy metal act Factor Hate have brought out a four track EP, prior to a full length album...
Eye Ra Haze – Eye of the Storm
New York five-piece Eye Ra Haze weave their way into your aural consciousness with rumbling hypnotic near-minimalist melodies and more haunting foreground vocals. Part...
Review: The Loved and Lost – Into a Dream
Not many of you would of heard of The Loved and Lost and neither had we (team RAM) until we took a visit to Breaking...
Review: Seasons Hollow – To Suffocate Silence (EP)
Seasons Hollow are currently a small band looking to create a big impact. The five-piece that call Hereford their home have been working away...
Review: An Elegy – Embrace the Rain
Genre: Metalcore
Young and eager, An Elegy who formed last year are equipped with their instruments and a goal in mind. 5 piece metal...
