Fresh from a stint at Brighton’s The Great Escape, The Retrospectives announce new soaring vintage-inspired rock single ‘Confusion‘ for release on 29 June, supported by various UK live dates. This, the […]
My first memory of Nirvana was in early April, 1994. I was ten years old. I was at school and we had ‘library time’ with the kids in my class and class above ours. I came in and saw a group of kids sitting around one of those big, grey, rectangular tape decks with a pair of coil corded, oversized […]
Proving once and for all that the spirit of punk rock is alive and well, co-founders Kevin Lyman, John Reese and Live Nation’s Rich Best have announced details for It’s […]
Hidden Pony is pleased to announce the release of Twin Within’s debut album, Horizontal Lines on July 10th. Hamilton’s duo of Steve McKay and Alex Samaras melded their musical resources […]
The fact that Banditos hail from Nashville, Tennessee (they are originally from Atlanta) already gives them a badge of authenticity that every band who doesn’t set up camp in that musical history-rich city is lacking. The fact that they play a compendium of music […]
Since late 2013 Sweden based Kinetics has released a series of critically acclaimed indie gems, appearing on blogs and at radio worldwide. These tracks are now compiled into a vinyl […]
Relapse Records is proud to present Forgive Yourself, the debut album from Publicist UK, a post-punk four-piece comprised of members of Municipal Waste, Revocation, Goes Cube, Discordance Axis, Burnt By The Sun […]
Summer is one of our favorite times of the year since all the bands are on the road and in full force. This month we switched things up and literally […]
This is probably one of the touchiest areas in all of stage-craft for the average axe-slinger. Image vs. Sound. It’s the age-old battle, the antediluvian issue, the riddle of steel.
It’s no secret to anyone with at least one foot in the metal core and hardcore punk scene that Deez Nuts are one of the biggest acts to come out of Australia, which as a region has earned a rather formidable reputation. JJ Peter’s affiliations with I Killed The Prom Queen aside, it is perhaps for these reasons that their fourth album, “Word Is Bond”, comes off as well polished but somewhat tepid.
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