There comes a point in every punk rocker’s life when staying out until four in the morning looking for rebellion stops being as attractive as a nice early night… I’m certainly not saying that Junk Punk protagonists Crapsons have reached that point - but they are more than happy to sing about it! ‘Sunshine On Keith’ is essentially the sound of three men staring middle age Continue Reading
Half a century after Punk properly announced itself at the 100 Club, we’re back in the same basement with three men who didn’t just buy the T-shirt; they helped print the thing - Marco Pirroni. TV Smith. John McKay. First up, Marco Pirroni, taking questions about his new autobiography 'Your Money Or Your Life' and, inevitably, also about that night September 1976. Continue Reading
I knew from the first time I caught them live, that there was something magnificently Dundee about David Delinquent & The IOU’s. Not Scottish in the tourist-board sense - no kilts, or mist rolling over glens here, but Dundee: funny, stubborn, unpretentious and seemingly suspicious of anybody taking themselves too seriously.Continue Reading
London four-piece BE N!CE return with ‘It’s Getting Harder’, a six-track, fan-funded and independently released second EP. BE N!CE sound like a band finding strength in contradiction: funny and furious, ridiculous and painfully serious, political one minute and deeply personal the next. And right now, while apparently it’s getting harder, there’s no doubt that BE N!CE are Continue Reading
When everything is going wrong, forget the police or politicians, what society really needs according to MC16, is the reassuring presence of the milkman. 'We’re Gonna Need A Milkman' is a twelve song follow up to the midlands-based trio’s 2025 debut 'Machine Code’ and is supposed to be their happier album. The punk foundations remain wonderfully obvious throughout - Continue Reading
Don't let the name fool you. Rebellion Introducing Stage doesn't just mean young, it means new to Rebellion and the Rebellion crowd, and as usual, that means bands from here there and everywhere - of all shapes and sizes! These are only a few of our highlights. The RIS and Pavillion featured dozens of bands over the weekend - No hype. No algorithms. No nostalgia. Just Continue Reading
On paper, Hannah Hays (14, guitar and vocals) and Lydia Stubbs (15, drums) are impossibly young to be turning out a record this assured. In practice, Trivia's debut EP ‘Home’ quickly makes their age irrelevant. Trivia already have tunes, confidence and something of their own beginning to emerge. Now perhaps they need to sharpen it, rough it up and see where the noise takes them.Continue Reading
What better way to spend a Sunday afternoon than in the company of live punk rock, a pint in hand and three bands determined to send the weekend out with ringing ears rather than a whimper? That's exactly what the Half Moon in Putney served up as Wipes, Red Anger and Voodoo Radio delivered a bill that never put a foot wrong.Continue Reading
There are records that arrive politely. This is not one of them. 'CRASH!', the new album by Essex genre-bending indie Punks Rat Boy, does as the title suggests - crashes through the door and launches into full attack from the first buzzsaw chord. If The Clash had grown up on Essex housing estates, swapped reggae singles for skate videos, and discovered hip-hop before they Continue Reading
Marking their 50th anniversary with a Punk cruise on the Dixie Queen, Buzzcocks sailed down the River Thames in London on 5/6/2026, making this one of the most enjoyable afternoon gigs reviewer Richie Viral has attended in years!Continue Reading


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