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 ›
With healthy intrigue and quickly nurtured expectations set by its lead singles before it, Phased Out had much to live up to and hopefully greater surprises to share. The new album from New Jersey artist ROB MUNK quickly and eagerly… Read More ›
There is no doubt that the recent release of new single Mind Games stirred up a fresh hunger in an already in place appetite for the eagerly anticipated debut album from The Kut, in us and a great many others…. Read More ›
Many elements make up the success of legendary punk/thrashers Suicidal Tendencies, an array of qualities which has gripped and thrilled across three and a half decades and eleven previous studio albums. One potent trait is, within a sound which… Read More ›
Raw and defiant, unashamedly honest and forthright, British trio Skinny Girl Diet have a sound and heart bred attitude which refuses to pull its punches or tow the party line lyrically or musically. It is a combination which roars with… Read More ›
Checking out the ear exciting single One Eyed Girl a few short weeks back, our closing line was “Roll on Burn The Beauty Queen”. That is the title of the debut album from UK grrl punksters Hands Off Gretel, and… Read More ›
It was September 2013 when we last had Healthy Junkies igniting ears with a release; that being their impressive second album The Lost Refuge. One of our parting lines then was that the UK had “come of age and you… Read More ›
More captivating with every listen, Rock Paper Scissors is one of those encounters which make a bigger impact in four songs than many bands can in a handful of song loaded releases. The new EP from UK rockers The Kut;… Read More ›
New Model Army has never been slow in impressing and stirring up thoughts and passions since forming back in 1980 with their uncompromising and inventive sound, lyrical confrontation, and inspiring stage presence but it is fair to say that the… Read More ›
With the single Love Like having already teased and lit up our senses a few weeks back it is fair to say that anticipation for the debut album of Australian band Valentiine had a real hunger to it, especially after… Read More ›
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