You can call them either noise punks, avant garde punks, jazz punks, art punks, garage punks or just punk rockers, all firmly applicable to Perennial but what is not up for debate is that the US outfit create a sound… Read More ›
Pere Ubu
Permafrost – Self Titled EP
Originally released on vinyl in 2019, the self-titled Permafrost EP now gets its full digital unveiling. It is a four track encounter which harkens back to the post punk days of the eighties whilst casting its own individually magnetic presence… Read More ›
Frauds – Long Spoons
Approaching the new album from UK duo Frauds it came as a surprise, shock even that our introduction to the band through their striking debut album, With Morning Toast & Jam & Juice, was way back in the last throes… Read More ›
American Culture – For My Animals
Continuing their ear gripping trend of enlivening the world with fascinating propositions past and new, HHBTM Records, bring us For My Animals, the new album from American Culture, a band which is DIY bred, diversity fuelled, and unpredictability shod. The… Read More ›
Bruch – The Fool
How to describe the new album from Bruch or indeed the character of the sound the artist behind it weaves and conjures. To be honest we can give mere hints track by track, song after song evolving the adventure of… Read More ›
The Pull of Autumn – Small Colors
There are releases which instantly enslave your attention and there are some which sow a seed of intrigue and fascination which blossoms over time and captures the imagination just as fully. Small Colours, the new album from The Pull of… Read More ›
Maggot Heart – Mercy Machine
There is no doubt that this year will leave an indelible and life changing mark on us all in varying ways and degrees. It is also one which has already inspired and bore the fruits of true imagination and creativity,… Read More ›
Stolen Dead Music – Penny Drop
UK based ScreamLite Records is one of those labels which you just have to keep a close ear on. Their hunger for fresh and exciting new music is the match to that of a fan meaning attention for their releases… Read More ›
Matt Finucane – Disquiet EP
Following the release of Ugly Scene this past May, an “abrasive, noise-heavy protest” of an encounter, British alt rock troubadour Matt Finucane has its successor, Disquiet, poised for unveiling. Living up to its name, the EP is a collection of… Read More ›
The Chewers – Downhill Calendar
Defying the claws of pigeonholes and predictability with even greater relish and mischief, US duo The Chewers release their new album in the devilish shape of Downhill Calendar. Off kilter rock is pretty much what the band calls its sound… Read More ›
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