Review: Backyard Babies – Four By Four
So, the drugs kick in like this: I’m picturing ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons trucking on down, practising laying out p-funk chords on his way...
Review: Koshiro – Crown of Venom
This happens to be Metalcore with a very big difference as it is not all frenzy and aggression. In fact the opening track ‘Green...
Review: Sibiir – Swallow & Trap Them
The first track on this single ‘Swallow and Trap them’ is as intense as it gets! The brutality of the track grows like a...
Review: Dark Witch – The Circle of Blood
There is a difference between Heavy Metal and Power/Progressive Metal and some bands can pull it off and others not so well. Dark Witch fall...
Review: Act of Defiance – Birth and the Burial
From the off Act of Defiance hit the ground running with an all-out frenzied attack that just keeps on giving!
Vocally strong and grazing with...
Live Review: Anti-Flag, at The Bowery District, Reading
TURNCOAT! KILLER! LIAR! THIEF!
Criminal with protection of the law!"
The first words to come from Anti-Flag! Already I am reminded of just how awesome this...
Bloodstock 2015 Highlights: Saturday
All photos by Mark Lloyd.
Traditionally Saturday is the most 'fun' day at a festival, and looking at the line-up for today, Bloodstock 2015 shouldn't...
Bloodstock 2015 Highlights: Thursday and Friday
RAMzine readers will be familiar with other major rock festivals this year, but it is universally recognised that Bloodstock is tailor-made for metal-heads. Since...
Review: Neck Deep – Life’s Not Out To Get You
The British pop punk scene has certainly been having a ‘moment’ over the past 18 months or so, with up-and-coming songmakers taking the lead...
Review: Butcher Babies – Take It Like A Man
After blowing me away at Download Festival back in June, Butcher Babies made it on to my 'must hear more' list. I bought their first studio...
