This week's new release highlights at-a-glanceContinue Reading
New Releases
Ruts DC return with the wonderful 'ElectrAcoustiC Volume Two' (Sosumi, 2023), another stunning collection of their best music, re-worked acoustically in the way they do so well. This admirable follow-up to 2021's ElectrAcoustiC Volume One (there was always going to be another album, given The Ruts / Ruts DC's rich back catalogue!) is an absolutely essential addition to any Continue Reading
Don't let the debut by this French pop punk 4-piece fall under your radar. Continue Reading
Punk rock photographer Marla Watson releases her collection of incredible pictures from the frontline of the punk scene in the 1980s. Continue Reading
Hardcore Rap Punks Ho99o9 have surprise dropped their first music since the Travis Barker produced second album ‘SKIN’.Continue Reading
Folk punks Skinny Lister are suited, booted, and excited to roll out their brand-new album to the masses.Continue Reading
Lambrini Girls release a scathing new video for track 'Boys In the Band' from debut EP.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
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