Reviews
Panic Shack and Lambrini Girls Spread Punk-tastic Yuletide Cheer Igniting the Stage at the Legendary 100 ClubContinue Reading
The UK post-punk trio's most accomplished album to date is stuffed with cleverly executed memorable tunesContinue Reading
Vive Le Rock were ushering in the festive season with an impressive mid-week five band bill at London's The Water Rats.Continue Reading
Oakland's Super Cassette release their first full length LP which traverses sensitive ground around mental health and finding hope. Continue Reading
It's not every day a gig you've been looking forward to for ages comes along - especially one where a distinguished support band are making their London debut! A frosty Friday on the first day of December saw the launch of Bar Stool Preachers' second UK tour this year at Camden's Underworld, supported by Punk supergroup UltraBomb, and good friends The Zipheads.
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Supported by special guests The Neville Staple Band, The Outcasts and DJ Terri Hooley, The Undertones put on a world-class show.
The Derry boys were evidently genuinely delighted to play for their home crowd - what a phenomenal way to celebrate 45 years since their first hit single 'Teenage Kicks', back where it all began!Continue Reading
Their live show the stuff of legend, The Prodigy rock the socks off London's Alexandra Palace before they take their 'Army of the Ants' tour across Europe.Continue Reading
Rising Punk Power: The Meffs Electrify Yellow Arch Studios on the 'Broken Brains Tour' in Sheffield.Continue Reading
The Mopeds put on a tremendous show for their leader Johnny's 70th Birthday, with superb guests WitchDoktors, Charlie Harper and Monty Oxymoron!
The atmosphere inside the 229 was one of the best I've experienced - everyone was cheerful and in a celebratory mood. On stage, it was clear that the performers were enjoying themselves as much as we were! Continue Reading
Hard touring punks Grade 2 celebrate their most successful year yet with a stratospheric show in London! Putting many older bands to shame, these guys are tight, seamless and almost telepathic in their moves and music. Jack and Sid frequently criss-cross the stage, their vocal and musical interchanges as slick as a whistle. It's mesmerising and mind-blowing! Jacob on Continue Reading