I’m guessing the majority of people reading this review haven’t had the honour of seeing Boston Hardcore legends SSD play live, due to the fact that they never toured outside of the USA and played…
Full length debut from the Cardiff band featuring former Holding Absence bass player James Joseph who switches to vocals/guitar, a role shared with the ‘other’ James – James Biss. When I first heard J&TCG (pre…
Blink and you’ll miss it… these fellas crank the tunes out fast! This release packs two EPs from Japanese hardcore band Guiding nicely into the grooves of a 10″ record. This is a real discovery…
It’s difficult to see how anything good came out of the Covid pandemic; apart that is from what seems to be a surfeit of punk and hardcore bands, fueled with rage at the incompetence of…
Captain Oi – with these boxsets you are really spoiling us. 4 CD collection that covers everything the Cardiff SHARP Crew have recorded, from their earliest 1981 Demo through to their most recent appearance on…
There are few records that carry the same weight of legacy, or possess the same legandary scene status as The Kids Will Have Their Say, and even forty years after it was first released, it’s…
London’s finest finally get around to a physical release of their first two digital EPs (Tribal Rites of the New Friday Night & Yesterday’s Heroes, Tomorrow’s Snide) thanks to Venn records, and as an old…
Delaware straight edge mob Year Of The Knife have been on the periphery of being the next breakout band from the hardcore scene and “No Love Lost”, is the album that should have tipped them…
Clearly we are very late to the party here as Paranoize is now on it’s 57th issue, but this is essential reading for anybody that thinks that the NOLA Metal/Hardcore scene begins and ends with…
All the best horror stories are the ones that lull you into a false sense of security with vivid descriptions of idyllic dreamlike surroundings, that quickly disperse into some sort of nightmare scenario. It’s an…
It’s four colour moments like Headless Horseman that make me wish that I’d been around for EC Comics glory years, and serve as a reminder that the undisputed Colussuss of Horror and lurid comicbook guts,…
This New York trio have been treading the boards for a few years now, and this new five song collection is a nice, rude boot in the face to remind you that they’re still alive…
