Having been persistently tempted by the lures of Reprobate Media for quite a while attention always keenly lingers when an introduction of a new artist or release from them comes our way. They are “a full-service relationship agency offering publicity… Read More ›
The debut EP from British punksters Valensole has been recommended as for fans of the likes of Sum 41, Green Day, Nirvana; all bands which have been an influence in an eclectic bunch on the Southampton trio. All are flavours… Read More ›
There are many forces of nature, especially within punk rock and a few which really relish turning the world upside down whilst offering rich rewards for those in the way of their tempest. Destruction rock ‘n’ rollers Born To Destruct… Read More ›
It is easy to note many musical highlights for 2015, some individual to taste and some generally acclaimed. One was certainly the way the year went out with a bang with some of its most impressive and exciting encounters coming… Read More ›
With a long list of notable and successful musical exploits on his CV, guitarist James Stevenson finally uncages his debut solo album, Everything’s Getting Closer To Being Over and a richly pleasing sultry slice of blues bred rock it proves… Read More ›
Caked in the filth of life and the passion of instinctive rebellion, Rock ‘n’ Roll Martyrs the new album from UK antagonists Lucifer Star Machine is quite simply unbridled, uncompromising punk n roll. From first violent note and lashing syllable… Read More ›
Every now and then we look back at an album which readers may have missed but certainly deserves a look at as we search out the beating heart of the underground in all its shades. Such is the case with… Read More ›
Rattled, battered and thoroughly yet pleasingly wasted is how one feels after sweltering in the full blistering punk rock force of Reservations for Debauchery from Las Vegas based band The Objex. If you thought punk rock had seen better days… Read More ›
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