To a certain demographic, when the name Steve Austin is mentioned, it means that glass is going to break, beer is going to be quaffed and asses are going to be kicked. And I love…
While the world is being ravaged by a very real threat and we\’re all condemned to our homes for the foreseeable future, the experience, discomfort and misery that it\’s caused has been made a little…
One of my musical guilty pleasures is pop-punk. When it is done well, it hits all the right spots. Melodies to die for, powerful guitars and choruses you\’ll sing for days. This new album from…
It\’s no secret that I’m a huge fan of San Diego punk band Some Kind of Nightmare. From their first show to the most recent (a couple of months before the massive expansion of COVID-19)…
Hailing from Huntsville, Alabama, sleaze rock band Cancerslug has made a definite impact in the musical underground. The visceral, uncompromising sound doesn\’t lend itself to the trendy mainstream rock fan. Rather it appeals to those…
There is an almost palpable sense of satisfaction in the immediacy of familiarity, a comforting and inviting embrace that whispers faint, tantalising promises of the pleasures yet to come while delivering all manner of vicious…
Natasha was dead. Killed by one of her \”friends\” in the final battle to save America from the Hydra’s clutches, she died a hero. But the grave couldn’t hold the Black Widow forever and thanks…
Sheffield shredders MALEVOLENCE have dropped the video for \”Remain Unbeaten\”, the second single to be taken from their upcoming EP \”The Other Side\”. Frontman Alex Taylor offers his thoughts in the following statement: \”The world has decided to present…
Every story has a beginning. The B.P.R.D.’s began on a fateful, conflict stained night when fate threw a young occult expert and a creature from the beyond the veil together and set them on a…
Fee-Fi-Fo-Bound, Beggar smells the blood of the underground, be it alive or be it dead, Beggar will grind its bones to make their bread. Tearing their way through the rank and file of their contemporaries…
It’s been two decades and some change since I last crossed paths with The Suicide Machines, which was, if memory serves, sometime around the release of Battle Hymns a record that, coincidentally, I reviewed for…
While I’m getting a little long in the tooth, I’ve always been a Hardcore Kid and in all likelihood, always will be and have never really been a rap or hip hop fan. In fact,…
