It has never been too hard not to have a soft spot for Australian punk rock, one which has been joyfully agitated again by the release of the new EP from Sydney trio, Plants. Voracious and mischievous, Vacuumed Half To… Read More ›
The Saints
The Mercy Kills – X
It is hard to know if the X EP is the summing up of a chapter before the opening of a new one, a punch at any remaining attention yet to be placed their way, or merely the ticking over… Read More ›
Shit Tinnies – Point to Prove EP
Deliver the bastard child of The Saints, Face To Face, and I Am Duckeye and in your hands you just might have something akin to Shit Tinnies, a band which has just unleashed one of the year’s fiercely enjoyable incitements… Read More ›
The Cavemen – Born To Hate
It did not take the release of recent single Too High To Die/I’d Kill to stir up eager anticipation for the new album from The Cavemen, that instinct bred by the band’s debut album last year, but it certainly added… Read More ›
The Cavemen – Self Titled
With a name like The Cavemen, you instantly give a suggestion of sound and character before a note is flung at ears. Thoughts imagine something raw and primal; a sound stripped to the bone with no concern for niceties and… Read More ›
The Terraces – Extra Time
Bringing forth the original breath of punk rock aligned to the voice of the people and their rebellious streets, The Terraces stand as one of the truest and undiluted bands snarling from within the genre. The Australia based quartet offers… Read More ›
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