'Kick Out! The Newtown Neurotics Story' the long-awaited, crowd funded documentaryabout Harlow Punks Newtown Neurotics will have its first showing this autumn, with a live performance by the band plus a Q&A hosted by Steve Lamacq!Continue Reading
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Get your ears around the debut LP 'Teeth' from NY punk trio Sorry Mom.Continue Reading
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Sweet Gloom give us another taster of their forthcoming album with new disarmingly poignant pop punk track 'Deal Me Peace'. Continue Reading
In news that will upset many fans, the Canadian pop-punk legends announce that they are finally calling it a day after 27 years as a bandContinue Reading
Author Jen B Larson documents the incredible women of the US punk scene in her timely new book 'Hit Girls'.Continue Reading
The Canadian hardcore punks open up Bat Skull Records to other bands.Continue Reading
Looking for a hardcore punk track to disrupt your neighbourhood coronation street party? Throwing Stuff have you covered. Continue Reading
The Bristol trio are back with their first new material in seven years with new album 'What Still Gets Me'.Continue Reading
Nonstop to Cairo deliver rock and pop-aware grooves with a punk edge that are uplifting and soulful in equal measure.Continue Reading
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