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EP review: Geezapunx release ‘Banned Practice’

By Hannah Calver
From Basingstoke and Portsmouth, UK, Geezapunx are a cheeky blend of authentic and rebellious 70’s old school punk. They have released their latest EP ‘Banned Practice’, announcing it on Facebook on 17th November 2025. The whole EP is extremely well written and sounds like proper old school punk. The songs are fun and catchy, making you want to dance and skank so much!Continue Reading
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Album review: The Puncturists release ‘I’m Not Alright’

By Hannah Calver
Originally forming back in 2022, The Puncturists are a Yorkshire-based, female fronted garage punk band, who have recently released their first full studio album ‘I’m Not Alright’ on 1st November 2025. Recorded in a brewery, ‘I’m Not Alright’ is a great album, has some relatable moments, and helps you to let off some steam when you need to! Go give it a listen and find out Continue Reading
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Album review: Satanic Spanish punks Deaf Devils set to destroy with their debut!

By Ruth Rae
Having spent much of the last 5 years tearing up stages all across Europe, Valencia, Spain-based whirlwind band Deaf Devils have finally managed to slow down for long enough to record their self-titled debut album. Capturing their wild live sound on a record was always going to be a big ask, but Deaf Devils come dangerously close to it on this monumental debut LP. A band Continue Reading
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War On Women set the tone with new single ‘Precious Problem’

By Ruth Rae
For over 15 years, hardcore punk band War On Women has stood at the frontlines of advocacy, communication, and change, shaping songs in reaction to headlines, news pieces, and current events. Single 'Precious Problem' is their first new music in five years, with more big announcements on the way. On International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, and Continue Reading
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EP Review: Dutch punks Antillectual’s new record, in their native language!

By Herman de Tollenaere
After expressing themselves in the English language for over 20 years, Antillectual is taking a radical turn, with an EP sung entirely in Dutch. For this release, the band felt urged to write songs in their mother tongue about local symptoms of the current global shift to the right. The title of the new EP, 'Antillectueel' is the Dutch translation of the band name.Continue Reading
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Album review: Norwich punks On The Huh get more beers ‘n’ cheers in ‘Second Time Around’

By Ruth Rae
On The Huh have developed into a real powerhouse on the Punk scene. Their appropriately named new album 'Second Time Around' is ready to be unleashed upon the world! With a solid Rock‘n’Roll foundation underpinning On The Huh's street punk sound, this is an skilfully produced second record. For a feel-good, friendly, fun album you won't find much better - it's a night down Continue Reading
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Album review: Tygers Of Wrath release debut LP ‘Get Ready’

By Hannah Calver
Asturian streetpunk band Tygers Of Wrath released their first album ‘Get Ready’ on 10th October 2025 via Smith and Miller Records. The album consists of 10 tracks, some of which are in Spanish, some in English. The language of punk is universal! All of the tracks on ‘Get Ready’ are proper Oi streetpunk with catchy melodies, aggressive, and passionate.Continue Reading
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Album review: Mini Skirt – ‘All That We Know’

By Alex Goose
Australia’s not all sunshine, surfing and kangaroos, y’know. Australians have their troubles just like we all do, and that’s where Byron Bay quartet Mini Skirt draw much of their inspiration from. As vocalist Jacob Boylan says of recent single ‘Squeeze Down’: “The lyrics are about the unshakeable sense I had of feeling isolated, misunderstood and defensive about my identity.”Continue Reading