Christmas is all about giving so how about giving yourself a late gift of pleasure courtesy of THE TUESDAY CLUB. The British miscreants are releasing a new album on December 30th and all we can say before getting in details… Read More ›
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Narcotic Hearts – Self Titled
As we at The RR continue to find the greatest pleasures within the realms of the independent and unsigned it is fair to say that a visit to check out the latest from PERFECT POP CO-OP has regularly been an… Read More ›
James Domestic – Holiday
James Domestic – Holiday With his debut solo album, Carrion Repeating, continuing to excite praise and new fans, JAMES DOMESTIC releases the newest single from it in the striking shape of Holiday. Coming in a three track package, the song… Read More ›
James Domestic – Carrion Repeating
Sometimes there is no escaping that bravery, adventure and strains of eccentricity can go hand in hand and if you need any evidence then simply embrace Carrion Repeating. It is the debut solo album from JAMES DOMESTIC who relishes an… Read More ›
Perennial – In The Midnight Hour
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 ›
Arsenic Tea Party – The Really Not Good Times EP
Born from their own personal difficulties faced and an apt reflection of times we are all being challenged by, The Really Not Good Times EP is the new encounter with Michigan outfit Arsenic Tea Party. It offers four tracks which… Read More ›
Ste McCabe – Brains of Britain
Punk rock for body, imagination, and the passions to relish and parade their wanton sides, the vivacious sound of singer-songwriter Ste McCabe has been a constant source of acerbic lyrical prowess and salacious musical enterprise since his emergence. His virulently… Read More ›
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