Taking another moment to catch up on releases which lit up the tail end of 2022, we fiercely recommend Everything Is Easy from UK outfit DOG OF MAN. It is a collection of freak rock/psych punk sprung tracks taking ears… Read More ›
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Dmitry Wild – Electric Souls
Offering up a collection of tracks which keenly sizzled on the imagination, Electric Souls is the recently released new album from New York garage rocker DMITRY WILD. With his established blend of 70’s vintage rock, garage rock and post-punk inclinations… Read More ›
Pulled Apart By Horses -Reality Cheques
The making of their previous album, The Haze, has been described as a turbulent time for UK rockers PULLED APART BY HORSES, the relatively mixed reactions of it an echo of sorts to that unsettled time. Since then, the band… Read More ›
Stockhausen & The Amplified Riot – Era of the Inauthentic
Real individuality has been a blossoming aspect of our favourite releases this year, an ingredient which has surged it seems in the imagination of a great many artists and amongst them sits STOCKHAUSEN & THE AMPLIFIED RIOT who has set… Read More ›
The Bobby Lees – Hollywood Junkyard EP
THE BOBBY LEES is a band which certainly has come to the attention and passions of a great many including people such as Henry Rollins and Debbie Harry as well as Mike Patton and the good people at Ipecac Recordings… 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 ›
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 ›
Simon Bromide – Following The Moon
Renowned as the frontman of South London indie pop/power pop outfit Bromide, Simon Bromide has just released his debut solo album, a release which suggests his own collection of songs will draw as much keen attention as those from his… Read More ›
The Pulsebeats – Lookin’ Out
From first being introduced to Spain based rockers The Pulsebeats with the release of their self-titled debut album around 2011/12 we found an instinctive appetite for their garage rock/punk rock/power pop seeded sound which has only grown stronger by the… Read More ›
Loose Sutures – A Gash with Sharp Teeth and Other Tales
Courting the imagination like the soundtrack to an anthology of sexploitation nursed stories within a Sergio Corbucci woven landscape re-envisioned by Robert Rodriguez, A Gash with Sharp Teeth and Other Tales is the new album from Italian rockers Loose Sutures…. Read More ›
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