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Album Review: Testament, "The Ritual"

June 15, 2025 Add Comment

A coming of age for TESTAMENT is The Ritual . Produced impeccably by Tony Platt and engineered by Nigel Green, the whole album is an eye-o...

Interview: Stuart Adamson, Big Country

November 09, 2023 Add Comment

Have BIG COUNTRY dropped their folk roots for rock n' roll, why is Big Country's front man Stuart Adamson wearing 501s, and who the ...

Interview: Fish

November 03, 2023 Add Comment

Singer/ songwriter, FISH, has just broken a lengthy period of enforced silence with his new album, Internal Exile . The past year has seen...

Album Review: All About Eve, "Touched by Jesus"

August 29, 2023 Add Comment

After a fairly confused adolescence with Scarlett and Other Stories , ALL ABOUT EVE have managed to produce an album that touches the premis...

Interview: Jan Cyrka

January 28, 2021 Add Comment

The Unpronounceable Genius Alan McCrorie speaks to guitarist Jan Cyrka about his past, present, and his debut LP for Food For Thought Record...

Interview: All About Eve (Julianne Regan, Andy Cousin, Marty Wilson-Piper)

December 02, 2020 Add Comment

FAITH HEALERS ALL ABOUT EVE recently completed a short British tour to promote their new album, Touched By Jesus , and their 'new appr...

Interview: Geoff Thorpe, Vicious Rumors

April 26, 2015 Add Comment

Balls to the Wall It's been a while since San Francisco act VICIOUS RUMORS launched an album. About a year to be precise. Their ...

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RIFF RAFF was a legendary rock magazine based in London in the late 1980s and 1990s. Unfortunately, it was just too R n' R for its own good. A genuine working class rock mag, written, edited, and translated into 16 European languages in a drug-n-Jack-Daniels-fuelled haze, often on the back of motorbikes, with spell checking by our staff of attentive rock bimbos (chosen purely for their blondeness and big knockers), it soon fell behind more nerdy and woke publications like Q, Kerrang, Mojo, Metal Hammer, and Horse & Hound. This website is an archive and kind of shrine dedicated to the writing of its greatest writers... BUT it is also a place for new talent to rise and shine. So, don't be shy! In the words of the immortal Fly, send in your "news, blues, and reviews" - and even interviews if you've got the balls to buttonhole your heroes!