It's been 25 years since 90s punk stalwarts Lagwagon released their fifth studio album, fan favourite 'Let's Talk About Feelings'. Let's revisit it here!Continue Reading
Drumroll, please! Meet 10 punk tub-thumpers who beat all the rest!Continue Reading
Suffocate Faster Breathes New Life into Bad Religion Classic with Hardcore Rendition:Continue Reading
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Copenhagen’s Fabled Mind returns with ‘Project Paradise,’ an electrifying full-length dystopian concept album, emerging from the shadows as an experimental hybrid-genre phenomenon, deeply rooted in a love for the exhilarating punk rock of the 90s.Continue Reading
UK indie punks Muncie Girls will be breaking up later this year after a short run of UK shows that will cap their 13-year run as a band.Continue Reading
When We Were Young Fest has added an extra event on the Friday before the main festival doors open- and there are some big names attached!Continue Reading
Belgian rockers The Guru Guru have got a long list of suggestions on keeping the world as we know it from ending- hear them on new track 'Make Less Babies'.Continue Reading
Good Things Music Festival Announces 2023 Lineup Featuring Fall Out Boy, Limp Bizkit, and Devo's Farewell TourContinue Reading
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