INTEGRITY\’s iconic debut album, Those Who Fear Tomorrow, will arise once again this acrid Summer, as Magic Bullet Records prepares the album\’s 25th Anniversary Remaster of the record for CD and digital release this August….
It’s the Deadpool team-up you’ve all been waiting for! The Merc With a Mouth joins forces with the likes of Squirrel Girl, Rocket Raccoon, Groot, Ant-Man, Howard the Duck and the Punisher to solve a…
Midnighter and Apollo Reunite in Six-Issue Miniseries From their days as founding members of The Authority, the heroes Midnighter and Apollo have been forever linked, both professionally and romantically. On October 5th, they’ll be back,…
Remember how you felt the first time you heard a proper, good old fashioned, balls to the wall, lightning quick HC record? How the breakdowns melded seamlessly with the urgency and speed of the music,…
For some people it was GBH, for others it was The Exploited or Discharge, but for me, the quintessential UK punk rock (bordering on Hardcore) band of the eighties was, and will, always be Broken…
Back in 1987, when they recorded the Live at The Ritz video, their then drummer Felix Griffin described D.R.I. as playing ‘tooth chipping thrash’; and it’s as true today as it was three decades ago….
All I know about this band is that they are from Canada, sing in Spanish, and have their debut record out now on Deranged records. This shiny little disc contains four songs of traditional hardcore…
That’s right kids, Attitude Adjustment are back; and damn I wish ninety-nine percent of “new” bands sounded half as sharp, focused, tight and full of, well, attitude, as the AA guys do. Terrorize is a…
It\’s been a while since we heard from this Aussie outfit who released a single and a 10\” record a couple of years back. Their trademark was straightforward, uptempo streetpunk with gruff as fuck female…
Wow, just when you thought that the good old days of high energy HC were done and dusted, along comes a band like Bronxxx, whose nerdtastic, hyper-skate core proves you wrong and then some. Specialising…
I remember reviewing the debut mini album from this band a couple of years back, and I recall being impressed with their tough catchy take on streetpunk, reminding me of the Old Firm Casuals. Things…
Given the band’s name, most punks would automatically assume that The Crusties played bullet belt encased, cider fuelled, dreadlock driven D-Beat, but nothing could be further from the truth, as this mid-eighties Milwaukee band straddled…
