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We sincerely hope that KNIVES are on your listening radar! From Bristol, UK, the band released their debut album ‘Glitter’ in May 2025. They have since dropped a reimagining of it, to be released in two parts, the first, ‘REGLITTER 1’ was out on 19th November 2025 via Marshall Records, including two new tracks. They may be short songs, but they hold so much passion! You Continue Reading
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Punktuation Magazine is proud to present for your listening pleasure the Pete 'Joyless' Jones remix of Griff Griffiths' version of Toots and The Maytals '54-56'. Joyless has created a mellow groove supplemented by his dub-tastic bass lines to give this track a laid-back, head-bobbing new sound, including Griff's distinctive chuckle at the end! We love it - check out the Continue Reading
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Enjoy our picks of 2026! The Molotovs fast-paced blend of mod/punk/rock'n'roll, plus their incendiary live performances are the talk of London town. Building their reputation the DIY way, they've played 600 shows in advance of releasing their debut album, 'Wasted on Youth' which comes out on 30th January 2026. RAD, who played their first ever show less than two years ago, Continue Reading
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Like many of the best punk records, ‘Come Out Tonight’ is fuelled by a strong sense of discontent. You can be assured that lead single ‘Gig Buddies’ with its squalling, spidery riff and impassioned vocals, is not an ode to getting lagered up and jumping around with your mates. No, this is the work of a band on a mission to raise the alarm before it’s too late.Continue Reading
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Formed in 2021, Vicious Bishop are a punk, ska punk, and punky reggae power trio, whose 2024 debut EP, 'Miracle Formula 168', showcased their raw, melodic sound to powerful effect. Picking up where the EP left off, 'Raining Guillotines' features ten high octane shots of punk, punky reggae, and ska punk, with hints of rocksteady and hardcore, all maintaining the Bishops’ Continue Reading