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Los Angeles, CA band Bite Me Bambi release their highly anticipated new album, 'Eat This' on 14th February. Branching out from their ska punk roots, this one offers something a little different! This record doesn't stray massively from Bite Me Bambi's ska traditions, yet the inclusion of musical elements from across the genres proves that this band have the chops to go Continue Reading
New Releases Punk News Reviews
After a decade-long hiatus, Canadian grunge punks Lunchmeat are back to 'caterwaul about middle age and global catastrophe' in their new release; 'End of Man'. Vocalist Sam Allemang writes about things such as; the ghosts of Toronto’s Don River, surreal visions of sobriety, labour organising at Amazon, the slow death of suburban life, and the brutalization of Palestine - Continue Reading
New Releases Punk News Reviews
Songwriter Peesh never stops - he has music constantly running through his brain - and his latest solo collection is the culmination of 12 months of work. Yes, Peesh wrote a new song for every month of 2024, and has now gathered them together in a limited edition CD release - 'The Perennial Effect' - for your listening pleasure! Peesh really brings his rich musical Continue Reading
Punk News
It's hard to believe that Vive Le Rock magazine will be 15 years old this year! Chief Editor Eugene Butcher had hinted that there would be something special happening this year, in place of the customary Vive Le Rock Awards, and was delighted to announce this special 15th Anniversary show happening at the O2 Academy in Islington, London. With a line up headed by the mighty Continue Reading
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Join The Punk Rock Museum on January 25, 2025, when they welcome the opening of the exhibit Saint Vitus Bar: The First Ten Years: Photos from Brooklyn's Most Beloved Institution by Nathaniel Shannon. Opening night features an Artist Discussion with Walter Schreifels (Quicksand, Youth of Today, Gorilla Biscuits) and photographer Nathaniel Shannon, moderated by Dan Ozzi Continue Reading