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 ›
Rock ‘n’ Roll
Patrón – Self Titled
In a year destined to be ingrained in the memory of people and history for obvious globally changing reasons there have been similarly moments musically which have made the kind of impact here which will stay and inspire for years… 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 ›
Norm Elliott – The Acoustic SongSmith Vol 1
Renowned as the vocalist, guitarist and songwriter of psychobilly outfit Norm And The Nightmarez, the similarly rocked Mickey & The Mutants before that and numerous other projects over the years, Norm Elliott has just unveiled his new solo album. The… 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 ›
Bullets And Octane – Riot Riot Rock N Roll
With US hard rockers Bullets And Octane you pretty much know what you are going to get, spirit rousing air punching rock ‘n’ roll yet that familiarity has not prevented each of their albums evolving a sound increasingly slapping down … Read More ›
Lights in the darkness from Feed The Wolf and The Winachi Tribe
Very different in flavour and sound but both a rousing pleasure in these dark times we have a couple of singles you should be checking out; the offerings of Feed The Wolf and The Winachi Tribe two pleasure sparking distractions…. Read More ›
MFC Chicken – Fast Food & Broken Hearts
The promo sheet accompanying the new album from MFC Chicken ends with “this album just might be their best yet!” Well we can eagerly declare that the suggestion is right on the money, Fast Food & Broken Hearts a devilish… Read More ›
Dirt Box Disco – TV Sex Show
As a certain virus continues to overwhelm lives, society and the world, moments of feel good interjection can only be hungrily seized upon or in the case of the new Dirt Box Disco album, greedily devoured. The release gripped from… Read More ›
Syteria – Reflection
With a touch of annoyance that we missed their debut album three years back we can only urge you to check out Syteria through its successor, Reflection. That irritation stems from the fact that the band’s new full-length is rock… Read More ›
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