From first being introduced to Spain based rockers The Pulsebeats with the release of their self-titled debut album around 2011/12 we found an instinctive appetite for their garage rock/punk rock/power pop seeded sound which has only grown stronger by the… Read More ›
Greg Lowery has created and led numerous bands of which so many have earned legendary status, the likes of Supercharger, The Rip Offs, The Infections, and The Zodiac Killers instantly coming to mind. His latest rousing of ears comes with… Read More ›
Though its members have continued to be creatively busy with their various projects even as Covid took hold, it feels like a lifetime since we stomped around with new incitement from The Tuesday Club for company. But as strains of… Read More ›
Though generally not mentioned in the same breath as other UK punk legends, Special Duties was a revered and essential part of punk rock in the eighties. The release of a brand new album proves they are still one vital… Read More ›
Ensuring there is no hiding place from its hellacious breath and discontent, the new album from Canadian noise merchants Tunic is a merciless beast of sonic corrosion and just as greedy invention. Quitter savages the senses from its first breath,… Read More ›
Thanks to Emma Scott at Pluggin’ Baby we have found a rather keen appetite for our emotive encounters with UK trio MuddiBrooke courtesy of the singles our friend introduced us to. Each has been a powerful exploration into emotional strife… Read More ›
Shamefully we missed its unleashing earlier this year but thanks to vocalist/guitarist Neil Crud we were recently nudged and alerted to the presence of The Three Chords Of The Apocalypse, the latest album from Welsh punks Spam Javelin and all… Read More ›
To give further energy to thick attention and acclaim beyond their already seduced Northern Irish landscape, Cherym have just uncaged new EP, Hey Tori. Bearing all the aspects which have already held court over local fans and media and since… Read More ›
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 ›
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 ›
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