The final day of November saw the release of The Five Curses, a 5 song mini LP from UK duo DOMESTIC CURSE. It is the project’s debut release, a proposal which has been several years in the making but one… Read More ›
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A Single to Destination Rock ‘n’ Roll
Never slow in taking a one way trip to the embrace of spirit rousing noise, we invite your company as we head to five of the most senses enlivening tracks to surge forth these past days. Igniting the senses… 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 ›
She Made Me Do It – Starlust and Other Tales
We would never want to be regarded as easy when it comes to tempting but there is something about the ear gripping tones of Shaheena Dax (Rachel Stamp) and the imagination provoking craft of Will Crewdson (Rachel Stamp, Scant Regard,… Read More ›
The Death Set – How To Tune A Parrot
If you wondered whether a decade since their last release and the pandemic had defused or drawn the volcanic energy from Australian-bred and NYC-based punks The Death Set fear not. The band returns from a ten year absence with new… Read More ›
Tokky Horror – I Found The Answers And Now I Want More
I Found The Answers And Now I Want More is the debut EP from UK outfit Tokky Horror, the highly anticipated next adventure with producer/musician/song writer and former Queen Zee vocalist Zee Davine. It offers up five tracks of electropunk/‘virtual… Read More ›
Stone Cavalli – Socila Kaos
Casting a tempest of sound and discontent, Socila Kaos is the new EP from Grenoble hailing Stone Cavalli. It is cauldron of electro and noise punk dynamics with punk rock grievance and post punk dissonance and one encounter which has… Read More ›
Calling All Astronauts – #Resist
The voice of celebrity can sometimes rightly and wrongly have a highly persuasive impact on essences of society and political apathy. Equally arousing as proven decade by decade can be the assertion and roar of musicians and their vociferous sounds…. Read More ›
Freak Injection – Daddy Is The Devil
It is fair to say that the aberrant carnival of French electro rockers Freak Injection has been ready to burst from the shadows since the release of their debut EP back in 2017, but surely there will be no containing… Read More ›
Flesh Tetris – Wrong Kind of Adults
Self-described as “Retro SciFi Eurotrash armed to the teeth with barbed pop hooks and weaponised synths” or “Pop music for unpopular people”, the Flesh Tetris sound is to pin it down, simply one of a kind. Like an off-kilter dance-floor… Read More ›
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