Home Archive by category New Releases

New Releases

Snake Eyes main - photo by Lee London
New Releases Punk News Reviews

Album review: ‘cash rich’, the debut from snake eyes

By Lawerence Linton
snake eyes is a duo composed of Jim Heffy (vocals/guitar) and Thomas Coe-Brooker (drums/vocals), and they have just released their debut album, ‘cash rich’. If there is one word to describe ‘cash rich’ as a whole, it would be… ‘unpredictable’! The album is composed of different songs with different paces and tones for as many different vibes you could want to create. It’s Continue Reading
grippers main
New Releases Punk News Reviews

Album review: Grippers return with their ‘Disobedient Mental Attitude’

By Ruth Rae
After much touring throughout Europe, Grippers found time to record their third album, ‘Disobedient Mental Attitude’, which dropped on February 6th 2026. The tricky third album? Not for this band! Grippers are loud and proud, and so they should be of this epic effort! Punk power and raw, relatable lyrics combine to make ‘Disobedient Mental Attitude’ a record you really Continue Reading
Melonball main
New Releases Punk News Reviews

Album review: Conviction with a pulse – MELONBALL find clarity in the chaos with ‘Take Care’

By Florian Reith
A few seconds of drum roll, a sharp intake of breath — and then everything bursts open. That’s how Melonball’s second album ‘Take Care’ begins, and it sets the tone for what follows: direct, urgent, and uncomfortably honest. With this release, Melonball demonstrate that political punk doesn’t have to sacrifice depth for volume. It can be loud and reflective. Urgent and Continue Reading
New Releases Punk News Reviews

Double EP revew: Twat Union ‘Don’t Blame The Peach’ / ‘Don’t Look It In the Eye’

By Ruth Rae
Feral, feminist theatre-punks Twat Union released their debut EP, 'Don't Look It In The Eye', last year. The London-based sextet have now partnered it with a second, 'Don’t Blame The Peach'. Covering topics such as wanking, periods, tiny teeny sexy shorts (and the cat calling that may follow), pay gaps and witchy truths, Twat Union aren't out to offend, but to encourage Continue Reading