We have always tried not to be too greedy and in turn happily share the goodness when it comes along. There are times when greed and sharing does go hand in hand though; welcome to the self-titled album from Toronto… Read More ›
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A Deer A Horse – Grind
Ever wanted to know what it feels like to be the prey? Then it is time to introduce yourself to Grind, the new album from US trio A DEER A HORSE. It is a record which seemed to know, concentrate… Read More ›
Neverlanded – F.u.U
Voracious in breath, bold in imagination, and a touch irritable in character the sound fuelling the debut EP from UK trio Neverlanded makes no concessions to expectations as they provide one of the more exciting and intriguing introductions heard over… Read More ›
The Kut – Valley of Thorns
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 ›
The Guilt – Self Titled
Here to give your senses an abrasively bracing blasting and the body an irresistible work out is the debut self-titled album from Swedish duo The Guilt, a band which just might be the most exciting thing to happen to punk… Read More ›
Cool Thing Presents: Alternative Occupations EP
There is no hiding that we have a lustful appetite for UK band Asylums and their feverishly inimitable sound, a hunger now being fed again by the Alternative Occupations EP. The Southend-on-Sea quartet have also shown through it that not… Read More ›
Sassy Kraimspri – Cock Fight
Bringing the band’s trilogy of Cock Fight EPs in one riotous slab of essential rock ‘n’ roll, multinational rockers Sassy Kraimspri have unleashed a must have punk ‘n’ rock album of 2015 for all those yet to lay their destined… Read More ›
Show of Bedlam – Roont
We were hearing very good things about Canadian doomers Show of Bedlam because of a split with Jucifer in 2009, the band’s only release up to this point, and were told that we should take an interest in the band’s… Read More ›
The Kut – Rock Paper Scissors
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 ›
DRAG – Neurotica: A Compendium of Tales Regarding Body and Mind
With greater potential in its body than maybe actually exposed in its fiery riot, Neurotica: A Compendium of Tales Regarding Body and Mind the new album from UK punks DRAG, is nevertheless a rather compelling and increasingly enjoyable provocation to… Read More ›
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