Month: March 2025

Rufus Publications is pleased to announce a special, ultra-limited edition of the critically acclaimed ‘Deep Purple The Visual History’. This special EPIC CARBON EDITION measures a huge 380mm square and is signed by six original band members from the 70s. It comes in a unique metallic, carbon effect slipcase with 5 beautifully printed [more…]

Review By Halina Wegner On her debut EP, Better Joy offers a stirring and unfiltered self-portrait, with Heading Into Blue serving as a bold statement of self-expression. Produced by the legendary Mike Hedges (The Cure, U2, Manic Street Preachers), the six-track collection blends shimmering alt-pop with raw vulnerability, creating a rich sonic [more…]

Review By Skid Rockheim is the Norwegian National museum of music situated in Trondheim which exhibits the countries Hall of fame. The vast majority of the inductees are lesser known outside the Nordic region, the two exceptions are the 80’s pop icons A-HA and hometown rock hero’s TNT and it was from [more…]

Review By Glen Parkes When Paris alt-rock trio Storm Orchestra declared they were ready to “Get Better”, they weren’t just talking about polishing their sound—they meant leveling up the entire alt-rock game. Out on 11th April via Mascot Records, their debut album is a ferocious yet melodic statement of intent, packed with [more…]

New Single “Still Walking With Me” An Upbeat Nod to Steadfast Love and Second Chances Second Track From His Upcoming Studio Album Produced by Kevin Shirley Listen to “Still Walking With Me” HERE Watch the Official Music Video HERE Artwork by Hugh Syme Blues-rock trailblazer Joe Bonamassa is back with a brand-new single, “Still Walking With Me,” out [more…]

Review By Ian Walker Some albums explode into existence, demanding attention from the first note. Sicksense’s debut album, Cross Me Twice, released on 28th March 2025 via Earache Records, is one of those records—a genre-blending, boundary-pushing juggernaut that breathes new life into the nü-metal resurgence. With feral energy, progressive experimentation, and haunting [more…]