Thrusting seven tracks of belligerence fuelled punk ‘n’roll upon the senses, the self-titled debut EP from FRENZEE is an unapologetic take it or leave it incitement. It is an instinctive and organic no frills slab of cantankerous rock ‘n’ roll… Read More ›
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Skinny Knowledge – Don’t Turn Out The Lights
Like for a great many, the recent release of the single, Keep Me Out Of It, triggered eager intrigue and anticipation for the debut album from UK rockers Skinny Knowledge. It was a virulent slab of feel good alternative rock… Read More ›
Intimacy and the Roar: talking with Jack And Sally
Hi and thank you for sparing time to chat with us. Could you first introduce yourself/the band and tell us how it came to be? Prav-Like Fez from That 70s Show, I was given the name Prav by the band… Read More ›
A Few Too Many – Solid Ground EP
Last year British pop punks A Few Too Many drew keen attention and praise with their debut album Lessons Learned. It was a collection of songs which had the body bouncing whilst giving modern pop punk a fresh lure to… Read More ›
Lara Smiles – All For You
There are times when you can only expect plaudits and ears to come chasing an encounter and one such moment is surely to surround the release of the debut album from British singer songwriter Lara Smiles. A truly magnetic festival… Read More ›
Valensole – Make Pace EP
Just under a year ago, British punks Valensole sparked intrigue and pleasure with their debut EP, Where We Should Be. It was a potential loaded, ear grabbing introduction to the Southampton trio suggesting a band with all the right attributes… Read More ›
Lost Without Cause – Revival
It has been a while since outfit Lost Without Cause had ears and appetite grabbed with mini album Take Back Everything, six years in fact, but now they are back with a brand new release and a sound which has… Read More ›
Reckless Intentions – Lights EP
UK outfit Reckless Intentions might be primarily tagged as pop punks but as their debut EP shows, they have an instinctive devilment and creative belligerence which reveals there is much more to their aggressively magnetic sound. Embracing inspirations from the… Read More ›
Yorkshire Rats – Self Titled EP
It is fair to say that since returning from an extended hiatus, UK punks Yorkshire Rats have blossomed into one persistently rousing and creatively tenacious proposition. It is not as if their early years were barren from success and plaudits… Read More ›
Escapade – Red Sky
With the attention and praise grabbing success of their debut EP, Stepping Stones, still fresh as that of its title track as lead single, British rock band Escapade have given their strong emergence a new potent boost with their new… Read More ›