Gorilla Tremors main
New Releases Punk News Reviews

EP review: Gorilla Tremors release ‘Gospel According To…’ and preach their rock ‘n’ roll message to the punk congregation.

By Sonny Tyler
Gorilla Tremors are wild garage punk rockers who cannot be caged, and prove it with a new 6-track EP! 'Gospel According To...' is about the noble mission of preaching raw rock n’ roll in a world where autotune, click tracks and USB sticks rule the roost, which is why every track was recorded to tape. The band's self-confessed influences are the likes of Misfits, Ramones, Continue Reading
Crapsons main
New Releases Punk News Reviews

Album review: Crapsons – ‘Sunshine On Keith’

By Richie Viral
There comes a point in every punk rocker’s life when staying out until four in the morning looking for rebellion stops being as attractive as a nice early night… I’m certainly not saying that Junk Punk protagonists Crapsons have reached that point - but they are more than happy to sing about it! ‘Sunshine On Keith’ is essentially the sound of three men staring middle age Continue Reading
Yee Loi main - photo by Lousie Phillips
Punk Interviews Punk News

Interview: Alex catches up with teenage punks Yee Loi

By Alex Goose
One of the most exciting new UK bands that we’ve heard in a long time, Yee Loi is a teenage trio, all siblings, who hail from Liverpool, and features Rose on guitar, Matilda on vocals and drums, and Donny on bass. They’re about to go on a nationwide tour with Transvision Vamp, and then January will see the release of their debut album ‘Flicks, Licks, Party Tricks’. We Continue Reading
The Circles main - H&A London Sep 2026 - photo by Ruth Rae
Punk News Reviews

Live review: The Circles, Proper & Dead Star Boys, London 26/9/26

By Ruth Rae
Tonight, as every Saturday, there are many gigs happening in and around London. However, it's not often that the capital gets a visit from an original 1979 Mod revival band from Dudley, West Midlands - so it's The Circles for me! UXB Music Promotions and Sounds of the Suburbs Record Store have put together a generation-spanning bill, starting with Kent's Dead Star Boys Continue Reading