Lambrini Girls release a scathing new video for track 'Boys In the Band' from debut EP.Continue Reading
'Hello Rockview' by Less Than Jake was a seminal album in the ska punk/skate rock genre. And 25 years after its release, let's give it a revisit....Continue Reading
Belfast's The New Normal release their fiery debut EP - 'Not Yours'. Continue Reading
To celebrate their 20th anniversary, the Austrian punks are releasing a 28-song triple 10" LP and have also organised a two-day birthday-bash punk festival!Continue Reading
The Floridian band's latest single is a "anthem of hope, determination and strength."Continue Reading
Burnt Tapes release their first single in three years - and it's a banger!Continue Reading
The punk rock firebrand looks back on ‘War On 45’, forging new paths alongside Black Flag and gate-crashing the Dead Kennedys in LondonContinue Reading
UK '77 Punks Menace celebrated original drummer turned frontman Noel's birthday with a lively party at London's 100 Club.
With Red Anger, Jack THe Lad and 16 Guns in support, plus music from DJ Andy Riff, it was an evening to remember!Continue Reading
Check out our review of the new four track EP- 'Chaos Magick'- by the genre bending duo Mega Infinity.Continue Reading
Sublime Destruction - an incendiary new single from Desperate Measures NZ - drops this week.
Insanely brilliant guitar riffs from Gaff over James Sherry's dynamic and defined drumming make this a tune to turn up the volume for!
Frontman Eugene Butcher describes the single; "It's about how the normal everyday things we take for granted are slowly being taken away and Continue Reading
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