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LOUD WOMEN support Resonance FM with fundraising live compilation album!

By Ruth Rae
Female and non-binary music champions LOUD WOMEN are releasing a special compilation album via Bandcamp featuring exclusive live session tracks from some of the most exciting artists on the scene right now, recorded on the LOUD WOMEN radio show on Resonance FM. All proceeds from the album will go directly to Resonance FM, helping to ensure the station can continue Continue Reading
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ill jill release debut EP ‘My Body Is Mine To Decide’

By Hannah Calver
Swedish queercore band ill jill are an innovative new band to the local punk scene, forming back in 2023. Their musical background spans different genres and projects and is a mix of members from, among others, Syndromet , Limba Power and Animal Nights. They tell us "We don't take ourselves too seriously – but our message is important." Their debut EP ‘My Body Is Mine To Continue Reading
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Album review: Goldfinger’s latest contains ‘Nine Lives’ of lived experience

By Ruth Rae
Los Angeles-based ska-punk band Goldfinger have just released their new full-length album 'Nine Lives' via Big Noise Music Group, distributed through Virgin Music. Led by frontman and producer John Feldmann, the band's ninth studio LP 'Nine Lives' captures Goldfinger at their most focused and energized. The record features a range of guest collaborators, including Mark Continue Reading
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Punk Rock Creatives Podcast – January update!

By Marie Repulsive
If you haven’t heard of Punk Rock Creatives before, it’s a podcast run by Marie Repulsive. This month she's been digging through interview requests and starting to line up conversations, with a sweet black coffee in one hand and typing up messages and emails with the other. Lara and Trev from Active Slaughter have put together a download only compilation record featuring Continue Reading
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Video EP – DVTR rock out ‘Live on the Big Rusty Ferry’

By Ruth Rae
Filmed on, yep, a big rusty ferry, on the banks of the Saint Lawrence River in Montreal, DVTR's 'Live on the Big Rusty Ferry' is a blistering video EP! Clocking in at a smidgen over a quarter of an hour, it features new live versions of bangers from the band's debut 'BONJOUR' EP, plus 2025 single 'Né Pour Flâner'. After two years of existence and crazy touring around the Continue Reading
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Album review: Peesh illustrates another year with ‘The Perennial Effect II: Seasons’

By Ruth Rae
Singer-songwriter-guitarist-drummer Peesh returns with another fascinatingly creative album, filled with 12 songs from his ongoing annual solo music project, exploring the creative workings & noises in his head and heart - 'The Perennial Effect II: Seasons'. We honestly don't know how Peesh comes up with such a gargantuan output - the man is a songwriting dynamo! He's Continue Reading
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Album review: The Glorias return with full ‘Brute Force and Impudence’!

By Ruth Rae
You can't keep a good old Pompey (aka Portsmouth, UK) band down.. garage punk rockers The Glorias have just released their fourth album 'Brute Force and Impudence', featuring six brand new studio tracks, plus a superb selection of five older favourites (from recent live recordings). 'Brute Force and Impudence' is a wonderful combination of The Glorias' time-honoured Continue Reading
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Album review: The Molotovs debut – ‘Wasted On Youth’ – is anything but!

By Ruth Rae
The Molotovs' eagerly anticipated debut album 'Wasted On Youth' is a bold mix of new wave punk, indie, and garage rock, showcasing the band's raw energy and sharp songwriting. It explores themes of social and political awareness, and conveys a sense of being personally overwhelmed, connected yet internally fragmented, brimming with hope and youthful energy, yet grounded in Continue Reading