Virtually two years ago we were personally bitten by the virulent bug that is the sound and mischief of Hung Like Hanratty. Now as the world toils under a different invasion they return with a new album and a feral… Read More ›
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Kid Klumsy – The Faces Don’t Fit
The past two years have seen UK rockers Kid Klumsy leave a potent mark on each and the national punk scene with rousing riots shaped as EPs, 2018 seeing Spit Your Dummy Out a romp of mischievous antics with the… Read More ›
Breaking isolation’s boredom: a roar of new singles
With singles coming our way thick and fast there has been an abundance of spirit rousing offerings to forget a time of loneliness and social deprivation for us all. With an equally vast number of fresh and bigger propositions out… Read More ›
Bobby Funk – Longing For The Bonging
Cornish Piskies maybe a tribe of folklore but you cannot help thinking that their modern day equivalents just might go by the name of Bobby Funk. The Falmouth hailing quartet is all mischief and fun but a band set on… Read More ›
PI$$ER – Crushed Down to Paste
Pretty much a year to the day, UK punks PI$$ER introduced themselves and their deliciously nagging and unique d-beat/hardcore nurtured sound in 2019 with the release of the Wretched Life EP. It was an attention grabbing, imagination inflaming encounter which… Read More ›
A Tribute to Revenge of the Psychotronic Man 7”
For decades Manchester has been a prominent source of some of Britain’s finest and most inspirational punk bands, among the more recent being Revenge Of The Psychotronic Man. Between their emergence in 2004 to their final gig in 2018, the… Read More ›
Hot Nuns – Rude, Dumb & Anxious
The ingredients were all there to spark our intrigue and appetite; bass, drums and vocals only, power punk fuelled sounds and featuring members of outstanding Norwegian outfit Blood Command. Even so it did not stop Rude, Dumb & Anxious… Read More ›
Combos – Steelo
Norwegian punk has not been slow in coming forward and grabbing our eager attention over recent years and the release of Steelo introduces another band we have made room in our hungry appetite for. It is the debut album of… Read More ›
Snuff – The Wrath of Froth
For more than three decades the UK has been infested by the punk based assault and roar of Snuff; releases, gigs, and critical acclaim in abundance accompanying their relentless trespass on the mundane act of living which even when the… Read More ›
Brassick – 2.0
Ever since having our senses assaulted and bullied by an outstanding debut album, the wait for a successor from UK punks Brassick has been a long wait but now the moment has arrived though we can only warn you to… Read More ›
