King Kong Blues is a French band which has ripped up stages at home and across Europe, sharing stages with the likes of Meteors, Fleshtones, Powersolo and many more along the way. They create an incitement which makes you throw… Read More ›
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Hipbone Slim and the Kneetremblers – Ugly Mobile
With some artists, the news of a new release sparks a twitch in the hips and itch in the feet. Such it is with Hipbone Slim and the Kneetremblers after enjoying four slabs of the band’s individual rock ‘n’ roll,… Read More ›
Motel Transylvania – They Dig After Midnight
If your local graveyard seems a bit dull, feeling a touch lifeless, then an invitation to Italian rockers Motel Transylvania and their new EP They Dig After Midnight will be sure to get things ravenously rocking again. Fusing horror punk… Read More ›
Scanner – Splat
Seeding their own devilish riots in old school punk bred both sides of the Atlantic, Pennsylvanian rockers Scanner unleash their third album to keep the aggressive roar of nostalgic and organic punk rock snarling. There is plenty more essences to… Read More ›
Mickey & The Mutants: Touch The Madness
If anything from psychobilly to fifties rock ‘n’ roll and rockabilly to rhythms & blues gets your feet and heart eagerly moving than we just might have the album of the year for you in the mighty shape of Touch… Read More ›
Demented Are Go: Welcome Back To Insanity Hall
Be afraid; be very afraid for the asylum borne mayhem that is Demented Are Go is back. Their long awaited and permanently desired return comes in the size of the malevolent new album Welcome Back To Insanity Hall. They have… Read More ›
Thee Exciters – Perpetual Happening
From the opening pulses of its first track, Perpetual Happening the new album from Thee Exciters grabs hold of and parties on the senses. The experience is raucous, at times very dirty, and constantly refreshing as the UK garage punk… Read More ›
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