2020 may be a year which is trespassing bodies, emotions, and mental stability like no other but it is also becoming one of the most striking for musical ingenuity and essential releases. Another fitting the bill is the new… Read More ›
EP
Thudd – Not My Type
Having caught our imagination with their recent single Brawl (Fight), UK rockers Thudd were sure of keen intrigue here towards new EP, Not My Type. Offering four slices of the band’s deviously infectious and unapologetically forceful sound, the debut… Read More ›
Chasing Ghosts – Bring Me Suffering
Immersing in hauntingly melancholic adventures has been a regularly rewarding experience since first being enveloped by the dark sounds Of Chasing Ghosts through 2016 single Everything Changes. Even so it is hard to remember being more enthralled and emotionally engaged… Read More ›
Chris Mullin – Still Treading Water
It is a couple of years since acclaim embraced the second EP, as indeed its predecessor the year before, from British songwriter Chris Mullin and surely is destined to again as he returns with the four track temptation, Still Treading… Read More ›
Kid Klumsy – The Faces Don’t Fit
The past two years have seen UK rockers Kid Klumsy leave a potent mark on each and the national punk scene with rousing riots shaped as EPs, 2018 seeing Spit Your Dummy Out a romp of mischievous antics with the… Read More ›
New Dilemma – Is Your Story Over
With a lyrical prowess as potent and emotive as the sounds which wrap them, Florida outfit New Dilemma have introduced themselves to the wider world with the release of debut EP, Is Your Story Over. It is a band which… Read More ›
ManDown – We Want Blood
In many ways it feels inevitable that we would be drawn to the debut EP from UK outfit ManDown and that we would find an eager appetite for the duo’s resounding sound but of course nothing is ever guaranteed in… Read More ›
Little King – Occam’s Foil
Having recently had the pleasure to chat with Ryan Rosoff, guitarist and vocalist of melodic progressive rockers Little King and hearing him talk about their latest release it was a no brainer to subsequently dive into its intriguing body. It… Read More ›
A Tribute to Revenge of the Psychotronic Man 7”
For decades Manchester has been a prominent source of some of Britain’s finest and most inspirational punk bands, among the more recent being Revenge Of The Psychotronic Man. Between their emergence in 2004 to their final gig in 2018, the… Read More ›
Shit Tinnies – Point to Prove EP
Deliver the bastard child of The Saints, Face To Face, and I Am Duckeye and in your hands you just might have something akin to Shit Tinnies, a band which has just unleashed one of the year’s fiercely enjoyable incitements… Read More ›
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