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EP review: Petrichor release their self-titled debut

By Alex Goose July 10, 2025

The kids are alright, folks. Washington DC quartet Petrichor are probably sick of journos like me mentioning their age (all between 13 and 15 years old, since you ask), but it’s rare that we hear a young band that gel as well as they do on this debut EP.Continue Reading

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Terminal Sleep/Spaced, London New Cross Inn, 8th July 2025

By Alex Goose July 10, 2025

Truly, Real Life Presents has been on a roll recently, with a week of great hardcore shows now coming to a close with a beast of a double header from Terminal Sleep and Spaced. If anyone out there made it to the full week of shows, you win at life; meanwhile, we’re still recovering from last Friday’s Fentanyl gig as we haul arse back to the New Cross Inn this evening.Continue Reading

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Gig Review: Pussy Riot, New Age Doom, Dolly Min, in The Hague, the Netherlands

By Herman de Tollenaere July 5, 2025

On 26th June 2025, Pussy Riot brought their Riot Days show to het Paard in the Hague. Canadians New Age Doom and local punks Dolly Min opened for them. The words spoken or sung in Riot Days are in Russian. However, words in English are projected behind Pussy Riot. So are images of the terrible conditions in Russian prisons, and of state police violence. They ended by Continue Reading

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From Post-Punk to Present Tense, Vision Meets Violets in Leeds’ Gothic Temple

By Phil Thorns July 4, 2025

Leeds’ music scene breaths grit. Warehouse raves, postpunk rebellions and goth nights have been its lifeblood for decades. The Warehouse hosted Vision Video and The March Violets on 1st July - Two bands. Two eras. One night that showed goth’s roots aren’t graves, they’re foundations. Loved it! Continue Reading

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Album review: Fantazmaz unleash their self-titled debut!

By Alex Goose June 30, 2025

If you’ve seen Fantazmaz live, you’ll know that the mostly-Brazilian London-based quartet are less a band than a force of nature. This album was recorded in just two days, and we’re happy to report that it’s as blisteringly intense as you could hope for.Continue Reading

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Live review: Los Fastidios – Medley, Malmö, Sweden 26th June 2025

By Per-Åke Wärn June 30, 2025

Italian street punks Los Fastidios might very well be the hardest touring band on the scene, clocking in at an astonishing +100 gigs a year. On 26th June 2025, they brought Joy Joy Joy to Medley, Malmö, Sweden.Continue Reading

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Live review: Mexican, Israeli and Utrecht punk in Dutch Hilversum

By Herman de Tollenaere June 26, 2025

Venue Hillyweird in Hilversum, the Netherlands, announced a concert on 19th June 2025 by Pissebed from Utrecht, Holocausts, from Israel, and Los Intrusos from Mexico. After enjoying dancing to all three bands, people went home very satisfied about a great night! Los Intrusos will play more concerts during their European tour this summer.Continue Reading

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Album review: Rival Pack – ‘Burn’

By Alex Goose June 25, 2025

It’s only recently that I came to realise just how rich the Benelux region is in metallic hardcore. From the recent return of veterans such as Born From Pain and Ancestral Sin, to newer bands such as Mindwar (the Belgians’ debut ‘Still At War’ is a belter), and now this first offering from West Netherlands quintet Rival Pack.Continue Reading

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EP review: Already Dead – ‘I Think It’s Time To Leave…’

By Alex Goose June 24, 2025

Blink and you’ll miss this one! At only ten minutes long, ‘I Think It’s Time To Leave…’ doesn’t stick around, but the passion and energy contained within is certainly helping us get off the sofa and actually DO things on these hot, lazy days.Continue Reading

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Album review: M.U.T.T. – ‘Toughest Street In Town’

By Alex Goose June 23, 2025

Here at Punktuation, we like it when bands blend punk and rock n’ roll with a sense of humour, and in that respect, this second album from Bay Area quartet M.U.T.T. is pretty much tailor-made for us! Formed from the ashes of the critically acclaimed Culture Abuse, they’ve taken the ballsy (or just crazy?) step of naming several of their tracks after classic rock and metal Continue Reading

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Reviews

EP review: Petrichor release their self-titled debut

Terminal Sleep/Spaced, London New Cross Inn, 8th July 2025

Gig Review: Pussy Riot, New Age Doom, Dolly Min, in The Hague, the Netherlands

From Post-Punk to Present Tense, Vision Meets Violets in Leeds’ Gothic Temple

Album review: Fantazmaz unleash their self-titled debut!

Live review: Los Fastidios – Medley, Malmö, Sweden 26th June 2025

Live review: Mexican, Israeli and Utrecht punk in Dutch Hilversum

Album review: Rival Pack – ‘Burn’

EP review: Already Dead – ‘I Think It’s Time To Leave…’

Album review: M.U.T.T. – ‘Toughest Street In Town’

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