With a journey of experience that many would wish for, US rocker Suzi Moon is poised to release her debut solo EP, Call the Shots. It is a three-track fury of punk rock bred, rock ‘n’ roll bullied incitement which… Read More ›
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Grumpynators – Still Alive
We will admit that from the moment they sent us physical copies of their first two EPs seven years back we have been ardent fans of Danish motorbillies Grumpynators. It was not so much appreciation of the gesture in a… Read More ›
Bullets And Octane – Waking Up Dead
Though a name familiar to a great many, attention on the UK side of The Pond did not particularly have Bullets And Octane as a concentrated spot on its radar despite some ear grabbing, appetising inciting releases since the band… Read More ›
Yorkshire Rats – Self Titled EP
It is fair to say that since returning from an extended hiatus, UK punks Yorkshire Rats have blossomed into one persistently rousing and creatively tenacious proposition. It is not as if their early years were barren from success and plaudits… Read More ›
The Bricks – Here We Come
Here We Come is an album which might not be stretching existing boundaries or ideas of invention, indeed you would suggest it is not even trying to, but it is an encounter which introduces us to a potential soaked… Read More ›
Epic Problem – Lines EP
Epic Problem Photo Courtesy of Chalkmanvid Feisty, commanding, and seriously contagious, the Lines EP from UK band Epic Problem provides another excuse to claim that the finest punk rock comes from this side of the pond. Ok that is… Read More ›
Miss Vincent – Creepy
After getting over the disappointment that Miss Vincent was not a psychobilly band, their debut EP’s cover and title as well as the band name all the clues adding up to that deceitful assumption, the UK pop goth punk band… Read More ›
Slumlord Radio – Tokyo Roadhouse Sonic Sex Castle
Just as likely to steal the final thrusts of your sexual exploits as they are your passions, US band Slumlord Radio show with their Tokyo Roadhouse Sonic Sex Castle EP that they know how to create magnetic brawls of dirty… Read More ›
Grumpynators – 666 Rpm
What do you get if you merge psychobilly, hard rock, and hungry metal into one bruising riot? Whatever it is called Danish band Grumpynators is probably the best at it, certainly on the evidence of their latest EP 666 Rpm…. Read More ›
Fear God – God Bless The World, Not Just America
Continuing their knack at bringing prime punk rock in many guises to the world, Thumper Punk Records have done it again with God Bless The World, Not Just America the debut album from US band Fear God. A faith driven… Read More ›
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