If you thought maybe it was safe to walk the streets again with the easing of lockdowns, then think again because UK rockers, The DeRellas, are on the prowl with the antagonistic roar, Something’s Got To Give. Apart from a… Read More ›
New York Dolls
Thirteen Shots – Self Titled
Though the band is no longer active, the hunger and want for Thirteen Shots continues to be vocal. The new release of a self-titled compilation album is a dose of their raw and voracious horror punk sure to be devoured… Read More ›
Blacklist Union – Back To Momo
A few short weeks back, US rockers Blacklist Union unleashed their single Alive N Well Smack in the Middle of Hell, a magnetic stomp of a song providing an inviting teaser to the band’s new album Back To Momo. If… Read More ›
Lucifer Star Machine – Rock’n’Roll Martyrs
Caked in the filth of life and the passion of instinctive rebellion, Rock ‘n’ Roll Martyrs the new album from UK antagonists Lucifer Star Machine is quite simply unbridled, uncompromising punk n roll. From first violent note and lashing syllable… Read More ›
Destroy D.C. : The Pride Of The ASBO Generation
Having just caught our breath after the outstanding recent release of XXIV from UK Subs, British punk has another explosive piece of inventive ferociousness to thrill us with in the formidable and exhilarating form of The Pride Of… Read More ›
Popular Giants: Self Titled
Whilst arguably not offering anything new in the grand scheme of things the self-titled album from Californian rockers Popular Giants is a quite irresistible riot of rock n roll. Fusing the best varied flavours of punk rock with… Read More ›
Thirteen Shots: Vaudeville
Hear that creaking and the scraping of fingernails on wood in the dead of night? That is the sound of UK horror punk band Thirteen Shots rising from the cold earth to unleash their debut album Vaudeville. Consisting of eight… Read More ›
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