Recently we had an email from the guys at NOISE MERCHANT RECORDS introducing us to their latest releases. Among them was That’s what I said, the latest EP from Detroit garage punksters, THE ANTIBUDDIES, a band which had escaped our… Read More ›
Melvins
Joecephus and the George Jonestown Massacre – Heirs of the Dog: A Tribute to Nazareth
This May sees the third in a series of charity oriented tribute albums by Memphis-based band Joecephus and the George Jonestown Massacre. Previously the band has paid homage to Johnny Cash through Five Minutes To Live and in Mutants Of… Read More ›
Madness at Home – Self Titled EP
Pleasure can come in a vast array of ways, the union of trespass, temptation and violation just one as enjoyably shown by the debut EP from Italian trio Madness at Home. It is a handful of songs that leave the… Read More ›
Strangers With Guns – Disenfranchised Fetus
Emerging in 2019, Strangers With Guns is a band which quickly drew praise and recognition that same year through debut album Degenerate Art. Their sound is a thick and powerful collusion of styles and textures which has in turn made… Read More ›
Engine Summer – Back-Street Boys
Suckers for idiosyncratic hooks, irregular rhythms, and drone back grooves which nag their way into the psyche, it was inevitable that the new EP from Chicago hailing trio, Engine Summer, would have us dangling from its aberrant antics and warped… Read More ›
LongFallBoots – For The Journey
The clue was there in the EP released soon after their debut album of 2015, a more than strong hint now thickly fuelling the new album from UK outfit LongFallBoots. Quite simply as it has evolved, their sound is becoming… Read More ›
Night Goat – Milk
Ever fancied being violated and aroused at the same time then the debut album from Night Goat offers a glorious opportunity. Milk is a ferocious ten track trespass of noise and intent delivered with a feral energy and dexterity which… Read More ›
Raketkanon – RKTKN#3
Four years or so back with a single track Belgium outfit Raketkanon had us hooked. Florent was one of those lust fuelled moments we all have from time to time; an inescapable connection which their subsequent second album reinforced with… Read More ›
Threatmantics – Shadow On Your Heart
As we have suggested before, originality can be found in numerously various places within music but uniqueness is more of a holy grail as each decade passes. One band which radiates the latter is Welsh outfit Threatmantics; well certainly their… Read More ›
Dewaere – Slot Logic
With a sound something akin to a mutated fusion of Big Black, Fatima Mansions, and Melvins but openly distinct in its own roar and skin, Dewaere is a French band unleashing a rousing noise punk incitement very hard for us… Read More ›
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