Their live show the stuff of legend, The Prodigy rock the socks off London's Alexandra Palace before they take their 'Army of the Ants' tour across Europe.Continue Reading
It was a harmonious meeting of punks and metal heads at The Arch, Brighton when the Municipal Waste tour rolled through town.Continue Reading
The Queen's Head in Brixton was the place to be on 16/9 with a triple bill of energetic hardcore.Continue Reading
Melbourne power pop 5 piece were spreading some cool, rock n roll vibes one hot night in September- and we were there!Continue Reading
Punktuation was back at the New Cross Inn to see Ohio hardcore punks Slutbomb declare sonic warfare.Continue Reading
Mannequin Death Squad play a relentlessly powerful set to a London crowd and our Alex Goose was there to see it.Continue Reading
Ready Eye Collective put on one hell of a show as their last hurrah before saying farewell. Read our highlights of the UKHC all-dayer....Continue Reading
It was a night that many UK punks fans had waited for....Rancid back on UK shores playing to an enthused crowd. Continue Reading
It was Slam Dunk's biggest year with a packed limeup across their North and South dates. Read our review of the South's shenanigans!Continue Reading
It's official, NOFX have played their last show in the UK! We were there at Hatfield Park to witness the end of an era. Continue Reading
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