Double CD featuring 56 tracks from a tranche of the many bands featured in Ian Glasper’s seemingly never ending ‘trilogy’ of UK Punk. It’s a rather wonderful snapshot of the varied styles and talents on…
I remember well the conversation between Tim and myself over coffee in a local supermarket cafe regarding the future of Mass Movement given the challenges facing a printed zine in the digital age (the instant…
Still fighting the good fight after over forty years, Oi Polloi have always been consistent in their politics and commitment to the anarcho/streepunk scenes. I’ve lost count of their albums over the years but this…
I was lucky enough to see this short lived Bristol band live and they were impressive enough for me to follow up on – I never heard back from them, so it was nice to…
First outing for new(ish) UK band featuring members of Warwound, Social Experiment, Grand Collapse and Regret and it’s a little bit of alright. As you’d expect with the member’s previous outputs there’s a touch of…
The second release from this UK bunch featuring something of a who’s who of the South West/Wales scene. There’s a slightly more tribal/anarcho feel to these tracks than on the first EP – think Rudimentary…
You just can\’t keep these creative types down. With the world stuck on pause for twelve months, you have to admire the drive and determination these musicians find to keep pushing out new material in…
Ever since In The Name Of Suffering levelled the playing field back in 1990, New Orleans sludge kings Eyehategod have consistently churned out slow heavy evil blues and though many have come close, nobody has…
Picture the scene. Young aspiring punk rocker Socke is just rising from his pit, on a Saturday morning, in a small town in Germany, nestled on the Polish border. He’s got an appointment down the…
Lyon, France may not yet be on your radar when it comes to brutal oi! but with this debut release from Fléau things are about to change. Often bands need a good album or two…
I hadn’t yet had my coffee when I first opened this promo so I missed the connection first time around. But then a few slurps of the black stuff and I twigged that this was…
“When there is no more room in hell the dead shall roam the earth,” is a famous line from dawn of the dead and Katrina Hates The Dead deals with exactly that situation. Demons, zombies…
