A release embroiled in the dark depths of horror and similar realms, The Summoning is the new EP from British rockers King Of The Dead. The five track encounter is part of the revealing of “a story through a succession… Read More ›
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The DeRellas – Something’s Got To Give
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 ›
The Dirtiest – Sovranista
It is always intriguing to guess and imagine the prime loves and inspirations for artists and certain sounds. Sometimes it is easy and in others a complete surprise. With Italian punks, The Dirtiest, there is no cigar for guessing right…. Read More ›
Black Bullet – Fuck You
With a fury of sound echoing the sentiment in the title of their debut album, rockers Black Bullet have just unleashed Fuck You on our ears. Eye balling the listener and challenging their inner rebel, the release is a rousing… Read More ›
Kid Klumsy – Fair Dooz
From day one, getting involved with the sounds and creative escapades of UK punksters Kid Klumsy has been like romping through a cavalcade of sonic attractions, a big grin on the face epitomising the fun had. It is fair to… Read More ›
Grippers – Black Tears
We have long ago lost count of the number of bands and striking releases introduced to us by Stu either from being released on his own STP Records or by his promotion with the same undoubted prowess of other punk… Read More ›
The Death Set – How To Tune A Parrot
If you wondered whether a decade since their last release and the pandemic had defused or drawn the volcanic energy from Australian-bred and NYC-based punks The Death Set fear not. The band returns from a ten year absence with new… Read More ›
Las Ratapunks – Fracaso, Año De La Rata 2020
We are not sure how many records from Peruvian bands we have covered before but few can be as striking and memorable as the new EP from Las Ratapunks. Courtesy of James at Kibou Records, we found Fracaso, Año De… Read More ›
Sons of Southern Ulster – Turf Accountant Schemes
Word of mouth or the passing through hands can lead to great things in our experience and part why we share the sound that excite us on The RR and certainly in the case of Turf Accountant Schemes it is… Read More ›
Three Way Plane – Wreckquiem
Reminding ourselves of the journey from their 2004 emergence to the release of their new album has seen an adventure of sound which has grown, matured and evolved across their trio of albums and two EP’s. Each release has seen… Read More ›
