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Live Review – Punk On The Peninsula celebrates it’s 10th Anniversary in style!

By Sonny Tyler
Hundreds of Punks and Skins descended on Dunoon for  Punk On The Peninsula - a weekend to remember! Organised by Iain Kilgallon of Control fame, this festival has gone from strength to strength, and with the help of volunteers and a loyal following of attendees from all around the world, the festival has reached its first decade of existence. Couple that with some top Continue Reading
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Album Review: Spit Takes release brand new album ‘Teeth’ on Whiplass Records

By Sonny Tyler
Whiplass Records are big supporters of their local burgeoning femme-scene, and this is their very first album release:./ 'Teeth' collects together all of Spit Takes' EPs to date, along with an unreleased live track. If you like your punk rock to be feminist, queer-core and raucous, with the emphasis on having a good time, then look no further than 'Teeth'. This album, Continue Reading
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Album Review : Ancient Lights treat us to their debut LP ‘Reclamation’ – fusing folklore with anarcho-punk

By Sonny Tyler
This unique band - Ancient Lights - is based between Brighton, London and Exeter. 'Reclamation' is their debut album, and I can safely confirm that it's an interesting one. Fronted by Alex CF (formerly of emo/crust legends, Fall Of Efrafa), they make a pleasurable anarcho-punk noise, going at things from a historical angle. These 13-tracks will certainly keep you guessing Continue Reading
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Album Review : Dead Bob release LP #2 ‘Nothing Changes Everything’ and announce UK/EU tour!

By Sonny Tyler
Canada has a rich history of producing interesting music, and you can now add Dead Bob to that list. Featuring John Wright of Nomeansno fame on drums and vocals, along with members of bands like DOA, Pigment Vehicle, Invasives and Rong, this is surely a supergroup worth wrapping your ears around. Second album 'Nothing Changes Everything' has dropped onto our turntables Continue Reading
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Interrobang urge us to ‘Rethink Everything’ with brilliant new album and EP release

By Sonny Tyler
Preparing ourselves for the long-awaited new Interrobang album, I'm ahappy to report it's a rather special one. A band made up of Dunstan Bruce (vocals) and Harry Hamer (drums) of the late great Chumbawamba, with added Stephen Griffin (ex-Regular Fries) on guitar and keyboards/sequencing, 'Rethink Everything' feels like a vital album to me (especially at the moment) and Continue Reading
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Album Review : Good Riddance scratch that 7-year itch, and release a brand-new record

By Sonny Tyler
Based out of Santa Cruz in California (USA), Good Riddance are no strangers to the melodic punk scene, and over the decades, they have more than left their mark. 'Before The World Caves In' is the band's 10th studio album, and the first one in 7 years. This latest release out on 27th March on Fat Wreck Chords actually coincided with the No Kings marches that went on Continue Reading
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Album Review : Evil Blizzard whip up a storm with new LP ‘Death Songs & Lullabies’

By Sonny Tyler
This is the band's 5th album, and I'm happy to report that Evil Blizzard do not get any less interesting. The Preston, UK collective are known to wear disturbing rubber masks on stage, as well as having a penchant for creating bass-heavy psychedelic noise. 'Death Songs & Lullabies' incorporates Dub, Krautrock and Post-Punk, with Gothic elements thrown into the mix. They Continue Reading
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Album Review : Eastfield are back with a bang, as their new self-titled release draws into the station

By Sonny Tyler
Hard-working, train-based band Eastfield are certainly no strangers to the DIY punk scene, and it's great to see them releasing a brand new self-titled album for our delectation. This is their second release on Grow Your Own Records, and it's an impressive one at that. Eastfield sing songs of a generally socio-political nature, but are also not scared to enjoy fun and Continue Reading