You can call them either noise punks, avant garde punks, jazz punks, art punks, garage punks or just punk rockers, all firmly applicable to Perennial but what is not up for debate is that the US outfit create a sound… Read More ›
Month: February 2022
FOXHAUNT – Mindset EP
Eager and positive words have been shared around us in regard to UK outfit FOXHAUNT so it was no stretch of our intrigue to go exploring the quartet’s new Mindset EP. Offering five tracks which roar from the speakers with… Read More ›
Feed The Wolf – A Place to Hide
Just over two years back we found ourselves taken with the first single from UK rockers Feed The Wolf, the instantly tempting Intrusion proving a potent slice of groove strapped rock ‘n’ roll with a punk kissed alternative rock bent… Read More ›
Summoning the Shameless
With an unmistakable familiarity to the tap at the door, anticipation and intrigue joined ears on alert as we rushed to open up a new bundle of adventure courtesy of our friend Shauna of the great band Ummagma and… Read More ›
Travis Duo – Hypnagogia
Though we have come across its adventure later than a great many, it is fair to say that Hypnagogia, the debut album from the Travis Duo soon induced the same strength of fascination as found by those before us. It… Read More ›
DA GROINS – 100% GROIN 7” E.P.
In a frenzy of garage punk ferocity and just as voracious irritability, the 100% Groin 7” E.P. is unleashed this week and no more a savagely addictive debut have we come across in recent times. The release comes from UK… Read More ›
Salo – From Melmac With Hate
When sparking our instinctive appetite for noise rock/punk, leaving our ears ringing and imagination exhausted is a requirement and with ease we can say that From Melmac With Hate, the new album from French noise mongers Salo did that and… Read More ›
The Risen Dread – Night Hag
Under the pandemic forged restrictions of the past eighteen or so months, Irish metallers The Risen Dread utilised the time to work on and record their debut album and now with its highly anticipated arrival upon us it is a… Read More ›
Led By Lanterns – Paralysis
With potent reputation building tour slots alongside the likes of Normandie, Mallory Knox and WSTR to date and a sound which is as infectious as it is rapacious, UK alt-rock quartet Led By Lanterns has sparked keen anticipation in a… Read More ›
Feral – Spiritual void
Joining the Source Atone Records family, French crust grind quartet Feral have just unleashed their second album, and if staring in the face of a raging hellhound is your kind of bliss than Spiritual void is for you. The twelve… Read More ›
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