Taking no prisoners whilst stirring up the senses, Pieces/Slow Motion Car Crash is the debut single from UK punks Disstraxx. Offering two tracks which rip through ears with viral disorder and dissonance whilst creating the most virulent tempest, the release… Read More ›
When talking about US rockers Hearts & Hand Grenades, it seems most tag their sound as hard rock. Though certainly a rich part to their roar, it feels a too easy even lazy option to label it with as highlighted… Read More ›
As for every band and artist, the Covid Pandemic and various states of lockdown has brought musical journeys to a halt but not curtailed the creativity within as epitomised by Irish outfit Turnstiles. This is a band which has forged… Read More ›
When you come across a band name like Tremendous you instantly wonder if they are asking for trouble, giving seed to those who instinctively would knock down such a superlative. Recently introducing themselves to The RR through guitarist/vocalist Mark Dudzinski,… Read More ›
Hailing from Chambéry in France, Noiss is a trio unleashing ferocious punk fuelled alternative meets grunge rock incitement and the providers of one attention grabbing release going by the name of the Deafening EP. There is not a great deal… Read More ›
As much as we always try to be objective when approaching a new encounter with Spunk Volcano & the Eruptions it is hard, and increasingly so, not to carry keen anticipation and excitement within our critical ears such the thick… Read More ›
From the UK, Kingsway Flyers is a trio who have just unveiled their first three tracks under the simple title of Three Songs. They are from a proposed debut album and provide a rather tasty teaser and captivating introduction to… Read More ›
Batrachian interests have never been high on our agenda here but then again we have never come across the prodigious chorus of Froggy & The Ringes. The British quintet is poised to unleash the SOFT ‘G’ 7”, an EP which… Read More ›
With some bands even given the surprises found in any new release you kind of know what you are in for sound wise and with others it is far harder to predict what might be in store. UK punksters, Healthy Junkies… Read More ›
Five years back punk outfit The Kingcrows ignited passions here with their seriously rousing full-length Funland. It was a release fusing familiar and fresh endeavour, one “rigorously feeding appetites for seventies punk and today’s punk ‘n’ roll.” Their latest album,… Read More ›
