Punk

System of Slaves – Live Not By Lies At One Time We Dared Not Even Whisper (Blind Destruction, Deviance, Diy Kolo, Engineer, Jans Little Hammer, Mass Production, Rejected Abused, Urinal Vinyl)

The second full-length release from the Welsh quartet, and it’s a continuation of the band’s Nausea-esque feisty, metallic, D-beat punk. Short, sharp bursts of musical anger matched by caustic lyrics addressing sexism and the destructive,…


Sublime release ‘Ensenada’ and get ready to hit the Warped Tour…

The US reggae-punk/alternative rock trio Sublime have released a new single today entitled ‘Ensenada’, Marking a significant milestone for the band, it is the first song written by the trio together since Jakob Nowell – son of…


London punks Clobber release new single ‘Be Someone’

Acclaimed London punk outfit CLOBBER break their silence with ‘Be Someone’, the lead single from their forthcoming EP ‘God Loves, Man Kills’ set for release on August 1st via Venn Records. The EP coincides with…



Diaz Brothers – The World Is Yours (Serial Bowl)

Five years since their debut, Diaz Brothers have treated us to a long-awaited follow-up. For some context, Diaz Brothers formed when HDQ disbanded after Dickie Hammond passed away. If they initially carried the flame and…




Mass Movement Presents… Episode 79: We’re Your Huckleberries

In which the middle-aged crew lament the passing of Val Kilmer, debate the merits of Daredevil Born Again, Captain America: Brave New World, Your Friendly Neighbourhood Spider-Man, and Voyage of the Demeter, reflect on Wrestlemania…


Mass Movement Presents… Episode 78: The Spear, The Swerve and The Chair

In which the middle-aged crew chat about the WWE and Netflix deal, the 4:30 Movie, The Old Man, Alien Romulus, Skeleton Crew, and Tracker, Chris reviews Dark Horse Comics’ Operation Sunshine, Black Sight, and Dudley…



The Atlantic Union Project – 3,482 Miles EP (Engineer Records)

Long-distance relationships: they’re tough, right? You’ve got the miles, the time zones, the occasional heartbreak from bad Wi-Fi, and the constant struggle to stay connected. Well, 3,482 Miles by The Atlantic Union Project is kind…


Zero Again- Ever-Changing Is the Art of Death (Engineer Records)

You get your hands on a CD, and the cover depicts skeletons, tentacles, and brains floating in strange liquids before an apocalyptic hellscape. You smile, expecting chaos—and Zero Again’s Ever-Changing Is the Art of Death,…