Hailing out of Austin, Texas, caustic punks Concrete unleashed one of the prize joints of Oi! punk last year with their debut release, the 12″ EP We Are All Reapers Here. Its acclaimed provocation is now backed by the release… Read More ›
Angelic Upstarts
Shameless – Guilt
With its well-received unleashing in Europe through Bords de Seine, Lion Records, and Last Rockers, and an even more recent uncaging as a 500 strong Limited Edition Picture Disk in the US via Rebel Sound Music, debut album… Read More ›
Ambassadors of Shalom – Abdicate Self
Thirteen tracks of mouthwatering old school punk with a crate load of hooks and barbed riffs to entice any appetite, Abdicate Self the new album from UK Christian punks Ambassadors of Shalom is a thrilling introduction to the band… Read More ›
Menace – Too Many Punks Are Dead
Receiving its debut vinyl release last month, Too Many Punks Are Dead the new album from UK punk inciters Menace is another to prove that not only is there fight in the old dogs of punk but there is a… Read More ›
4 Past Midnight – Life On The Inside
It has not been an easy ride for Scottish punks 4 Past Midnight over the couple of decades the band has been creating prime genre provocation but thankfully the determination of the Glasgow quartet, though severely tested at times, has… Read More ›
In Evil Hour – The World Bleeds Out
A snarling insatiably commanding beast of a release, The World Bleeds Out the debut album from UK punks In Evil Hour is a sensational blistering of senses and thoughts from a band who know how to craft virulently contagious and… Read More ›
Fear God – God Bless The World, Not Just America
Continuing their knack at bringing prime punk rock in many guises to the world, Thumper Punk Records have done it again with God Bless The World, Not Just America the debut album from US band Fear God. A faith driven… Read More ›
Rogue Anthem: What to Believe
The tail end of 2012 has seen a record which epitomises true and honest punk rock in sound and heart. What to Believe is a blistering release of ten classic punk riots from a band in Rogue Anthem which is… Read More ›
The Duel – Soundtrack To The End Of The World (The Zak Splash Story)
Last year London punk band The Duel set the pulse rate racing with their impressive feast of nostalgic yet completely fresh sounds on the album All Aboard The Crazy Train. Now they return with an adventurous and intriguing release Soundtrack… Read More ›
Primate: Draw Back A Stump
A brawling and bruising riot of hardcore and grindcore, Draw Back A Stump from Atlanta punks Primate is a no holds barred storm of satisfaction. It does not exactly rip up trees of originality but just flattens the whole forest… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 