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EP review: Boneshakers self-titled debut release

By Ian Ladlow March 5, 2026

In need of some short, sharp bursts of in-yer-face punk'n'blues, with some added scares? Then Belgium’s Boneshakers have the perfect recipe for you with their debut self-titled EP! With four songs coming in at just under eleven minutes, this a tightly packed bundle of adrenaline-fueled decadence.Continue Reading

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Album review: Molly Vulpyne Band’s debut LP ‘Houndstooth and the Hum’

By Ruth Rae March 4, 2026

I was super excited to get a review copy of the Molly Vulpyne Band's first album, 'Houndstooth and the Hum', having loved her previous EP release. Their sound refuses to be boxed in, part punk, part alternative, part melodic, part chaos and raw emotion. Painting poetic pictures with words backed up by killer punk melodies, it's a surefire hit!Continue Reading

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Svetlanas in Germany: Two Nights of Pure Confrontation

By Florian Reith March 4, 2026

From a drained swimming pool in Schwerte to a sold-out festival hall in Nürnberg, the uncompromising Italian hardcore punks Svetlanas deliver intensity, defiance and absolute conviction! They confront. They provoke. They connect. And long after the final note fades, the impact lingers.Continue Reading

Less Than Jake - Brixton Mar 2026 - photo by Gavin Smith

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Live review: Less Than Jake bring their Winter Circus to London town!

By Ruth Rae March 4, 2026

It's time for the biennial headline tour visit of Gainesville, Florida's superstar ska-punks Less Than Jake to the shores of the UK. This year they've adopted a circus theme, which fits in perfectly with their flamboyant and humour-filled stage show! Bringing The Bouncing Souls from New Jersey and The Aquabats from California across the pond with them, this tour's lineup Continue Reading

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Dead Pioneers, London Underworld, 1st Mar 2026

By Alex Goose March 2, 2026

Even when the band strip things down to little more than a monologue from Gregg, the rage channelled into the likes of ‘The Caucasity’ results in an experience no less intense than the handful of classic US hardcore covers (including Circle Jerks and Black Flag) that they rip through in the latter half of the set.Continue Reading

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Album review: Grail Guard – ‘Still No Future’

By Alex Goose March 2, 2026

Metalcore-style riffing and chunky breakdowns certainly have their place in hardcore, but ultimately the genre’s origins lie in punk, and kudos to Grail Guard for planting their flag firmly in punk territory - ripping through ten tracks in just over twenty minutes.Continue Reading

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Album Review : The Darts brand new spooky serenade – ‘Halloween Love Songs’

By Sonny Tyler March 1, 2026

This record celebrates All Hallows Eve in The Darts' own customary garage / horror-punk kind of way. 'Halloween Love Songs' is a quality product and an entertaining album that will be sure to get your Halloween celebrations off to a (vampire bat) flying start!Continue Reading

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Album review: Grippers return with their ‘Disobedient Mental Attitude’

By Ruth Rae February 26, 2026

After much touring throughout Europe, Grippers found time to record their third album, ‘Disobedient Mental Attitude’, which dropped on February 6th 2026. The tricky third album? Not for this band! Grippers are loud and proud, and so they should be of this epic effort! Punk power and raw, relatable lyrics combine to make ‘Disobedient Mental Attitude’ a record you really Continue Reading

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Album review: Conviction with a pulse – MELONBALL find clarity in the chaos with ‘Take Care’

By Florian Reith February 26, 2026

A few seconds of drum roll, a sharp intake of breath — and then everything bursts open. That’s how Melonball’s second album ‘Take Care’ begins, and it sets the tone for what follows: direct, urgent, and uncomfortably honest. With this release, Melonball demonstrate that political punk doesn’t have to sacrifice depth for volume. It can be loud and reflective. Urgent and Continue Reading

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Album review: Blisterhead – ‘Where We Belong’

By Alex Goose February 26, 2026

Overall, it’s not quite the new ‘…And Out Come The Wolves’, but ‘Where We Belong’ is certainly proof enough that straight-up punk rock (and Scandinavian punk rock in particular) remains in rude health, both in sound and spirit.Continue Reading

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Reviews

EP review: Boneshakers self-titled debut release

Album review: Molly Vulpyne Band’s debut LP ‘Houndstooth and the Hum’

Svetlanas in Germany: Two Nights of Pure Confrontation

Live review: Less Than Jake bring their Winter Circus to London town!

Dead Pioneers, London Underworld, 1st Mar 2026

Album review: Grail Guard – ‘Still No Future’

Album Review : The Darts brand new spooky serenade – ‘Halloween Love Songs’

Album review: Grippers return with their ‘Disobedient Mental Attitude’

Album review: Conviction with a pulse – MELONBALL find clarity in the chaos with ‘Take Care’

Album review: Blisterhead – ‘Where We Belong’

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