Once again, we will suggest that 2024 is proving one exceptionally exhilarating year for thrilling encounters, whether in artist or record, and inspirational entanglements. That growing list has now been joined, indeed found a new driver in its impact by… Read More ›
Idles
W!ZARD – Definitely Unfinished
W!ZARD is a trio from France who has just unleashed their new EP, an aggressive and invasive slab of noise fuelled post-hardcore which demanded attention from its first ravenous breath to its exhausted last. Bordeaux-based, the band consists of bassist/vocalist… Read More ›
Who Killed Nancy Johnson? – I See Six
Since emerging a few years back, British outfit Who Killed Nancy Johnson? has earned a potent and growing reputation for their incendiary live shows and sound. It has been more than supported by a clutch of EPs along the way… Read More ›
Sheafs – Vox Pop
With rebellion in its heart and every senses trespassing riff that it unleashes, Vox Pop is the debut EP from UK outfit Sheafs and we suggest one of the most rousing and truly exciting encounters you will be likely to… Read More ›
Miss June – Bad Luck Party
“Miss June demand attention” These words leap out at the end of the band’s biography and the fact that the likes of The Foo Fighters, Shellac, Wolf Alice, Idles and Die! Die! Die! have all grabbed New Zealand hailing Miss… Read More ›
A Parade of Goodness
The past month going into the next has seen our friends at SaN PR send over a host of artists with new singles to tempt and rouse the senses. o we thought we would club the best together and give… Read More ›
Frauds – With Morning Toast & Jam & Juice
It cannot be just coincidence that year on year December brings some of the relevant year’s best and often most dramatic releases. Maybe it is just that they generally come within a concentrated two week burst with the year’s final… Read More ›
Wax Futures – The Museum of Everything
UK band Wax Futures to our mind has never fully fitted their post hardcore tag with their flavoursome sound but it has never been less applicable than with the bands new mini album The Museum of Everything. Boasting a virulent… Read More ›
Idles – Brutalism
An infestation of the senses, a raw roar on all our responsibilities, and a contagious noise fuelled trespass on everything in between, Brutalism is one of the essential incitements of not only 2017 but we would suggest the decade as… Read More ›