After the death of band member Derek Jones, Falling In Reverse has returned with a new single. Continue Reading
Has the Blink-182 legend transformed the soul queen's ballad into a pop punk anthem?Continue Reading
The OC Pop punks have released a new track ahead of their upcoming EP. Continue Reading
Uncaged, the brand new Australian rock and punk festival, has been forced to reschedule. Continue Reading
The Brisbane leg of metal/punk Full Tilt Festival set for this weekend, has been postponed to Anzac Day Weekend. Continue Reading
Turnstile bring a giant dose of punk to NPR‘s Tiny Desk (Home) Concert video series.Continue Reading
Shattering relationship ideals and their lingering effects on the psyche, Toronto rocker Chris Nine combines angst and pure adrenaline on his rebellious, super-charged pop-punk new single and music videoContinue Reading
The Finnish punks are making some noise with their new track You Are Free To Go. Continue Reading
Covers of songs by the likes of Bikini Kill, Sleater-Kiney, Bratmobile, LiLiPUT and The Raincoats appear on Kill Rock Stars’ new 62-track Stars Rock Kill (Rock Stars) compilation. Last year the US independent label began a 12-month celebration for its 30th anniversary with an expansive series of covers of songs it had released over the […]Continue Reading
Revenge of the Psychotronic Man may have called it quits four years ago, but the UK band is back with a ‘new’ release that has its sights sets on the dance floor. The Manchester DIY punks’ ‘I Wanna Be A Rrose on Planet Earth Too (remixes)’ is a digital and limited edition cassette release that […]Continue Reading
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