It is fair to say that as the years and their releases have leapt upon ears, it always feels like a bit of an event when a new zebrahead incitement is uncaged with so many encounters providing a memorable experience… Read More ›
Ska Punk
Buster Shuffle – Go Steady
Though not known for eagerly hitting the dance floor even our inhibition loaded bodies have not been able to resist the contagion of BUSTER SHUFFLE over recent years and once more breathlessness has descended courtesy of the Londoners’ romping stomping… Read More ›
Five Iron Frenzy – Until This Shakes Apart
The seven years of waiting by fans since their last album Engine of a Million Plots, more than ensured that a Kickstarter campaign for its successor was a successful invitation by Five Iron Frenzy and now those supporters and the… Read More ›
Catbite/Omnigone – Split 7”
There is something about the bringing together of bands through whatever connection which for us makes split releases one of the most fascinating and so often rewarding propositions especially when it breeds a real treat like the 7” outing between… Read More ›
Casual Nausea – Demons
It has been a long wait for fans of Casual Nausea to get the chance to devour a first album from the Ipswich spawned quintet which formed in 2012 but time fully rewarded with what is destined to be one… Read More ›
Millie Manders And The Shut Up – Shutup EP
It rapaciously rattles as it tenaciously rolls, aggressively snarls as it leaps around with viral infectiousness. No this is not a riddle but the sound of Millie Manders And The Shut Up on their new EP, Shutup; a proposition which… Read More ›
K-Man & The 45s – Self Titled
This month sees the new romping stomping album from Canadian outfit K-Man & The 45s uncaged, a release which had the body bouncing and spirit roaring like a teenage boy after his first sexual adventure. The band creates a contagious… Read More ›
Popes Of Chillitown – Work Hard, Play Hard, See You In The Graveyard
Releases which have us throwing feet, hips, and bodies around in an uninhibited frenzy are just as boisterously devoured here as those provoking thoughts and imagination into the same eager exploits. Work Hard, Play Hard, See You In The Graveyard,… Read More ›
Voice Of Addiction – The Lost Art of Empathy
This started out as a piece on one track from their new album, an introduction for us sent by Voice Of Addiction which was so persuasive the whole album had to instead be the focus of attention. A multi-flavoured punk… Read More ›
Imperial Leisure – Animal
It might not be the summer quite yet but giving its playlist an irresistible first addition is the new single from UK ska punks Imperial Leisure. To be fair, Animal is an incitement for any time of the year, any… Read More ›
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