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Hercules Morse – ‘Vita Boundary’ (Self-Released)
Like a phoenix, reborn from the ashes of ‘The Blue Screen Of Death’, Hercules Morse are now set to release their self-released debut album ‘Vita Boundary’ on 4 May. With their love for combining...
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Maverick – ‘Cold Star Dancer’ (Metalapolis)
It is often said, not least in these very pages, that a band’s second album can be their most difficult. Well, UR head honcho Monk for one would argue that the same argument could be applied, to a...
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Saints Of Sin - ‘Welcome to the Circus’ (3Ms Music)
We are playing a bit of catch up with our review of this debut album. Saints of Sin first crossed UR’s path at last year’s HRH Sleaze fest, and this CD has been lying around HQ ever since… well, until...
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The Dwarves – ‘Take Back The Night’ (Burger Records)
OK, it’s another year and another Dwarves record - and another five minutes for Double D to spend sticking up for a band who don't adhere to social boundaries, and then another five minutes spent...
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Desdemonia – ‘Anguish’ (Mighty Music)
Tim Bolitho-Jones reckons that Desdemonia are living proof that persistence pays off. The Luxembourg four piece formed way back in 1994 and are only now catching a break. To put into perspective how...
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Perception – ‘Monolith’ (Self-Released)
If ever an EP lives up to its title, UR boss Monk reckons that this second offering from Oxfordshire tech-metal quartet Perception, with our man proclaiming that there is a fire and a fury in the...
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Christmas – ‘Scum As You Are’ (Kidnap Music)
Hell, we may only be in the teeth of the time of year known to many as Easter, but already Double D is celebrating Christmas! Now, before you start sending for the nurse, he’s not talking about the one...
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Digital Criminals - ‘Hell Yeah’ (Digital Criminals Records)
It’s funny how one thing leads to another, one connection links to the next… Gerald S found himself hooked into the “genre defying, innovative” sound of Ponypool’s Digital Criminals when he was pointed...
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Eureka Machines - ‘Victories’ (Wrath Records)
The bunch of rapscallions that our man with a rather snazzy line in hats describes as “Britain’s best kept secret/best live band” return with album number five – oh, and a double disc of rare,...
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The Bad Flowers – ‘Starting Gun’ (Self-Released)
Now and again a singer comes along whose voice is capable of, simultaneously, making the hairs on the back of your neck stand on end and sending ice cold shivers down your spine. UR boss Monk reckons...
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