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Shake Some Acton gig #112, London Hope & Anchor, 9th Sep 2025

By Alex Goose September 10, 2025

Teo Wise and his band have come all the way from Italy, and from the start, it’s clear that they’re having a ball, with the main man brandishing his Flying V guitar like some kind of rock n roll rifle. Self-described as ‘spaghetti rock n’ roll’, he blends elements of punk, rock n’ roll and new wave with Italian-language lyrics.Continue Reading

EP review: Club Brat – ‘4 Songs’

By Alex Goose September 8, 2025

Sure, there are elements of great bands like Fugazi, Refused, At The Drive-In and Les Savy Fav, but Club Brat have taken those influences and fearlessly fed them through a meat grinder, resulting in four tracks that sound at once familiar and like no-one else around.Continue Reading

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Live review: WitchDoktors, Kingston Fighting Cocks, 5th Sep 2025

By Alex Goose September 6, 2025

Of all the many great punk and rock n’ roll bands that Witchdoktors recall, Rocket From The Crypt are forefront in our minds tonight; not just because the riff from ‘Neck Tattoo’ resembles that of the San Diego crew’s 90s hit ‘On A Rope’, but also because these guys are showmen through and through.Continue Reading

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Shake Some Acton gig #111, London Hope & Anchor, 2nd Sep 2025

By Alex Goose September 3, 2025

Not only do the French quartet turn in a belter of an 18-song set, sounding like a bunch of garage-punks who’ve broken into Devo’s practice room and are going nuts with the synthesisers, they also have a bassist who plays a THEREMIN with the neck of his instrument!Continue Reading

Charlie Harper at Rebellion 2025 - photo by Ruth Rae

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Book review: ‘An Anarchy Of Demons’ By Charlie Harper

By Hannah Calver September 2, 2025

Punk legend Charlie Harper recounts many escapades and amusing moments from throughout his long life in his autobiography ‘An Anarchy Of Demons’. It will appeal to everyone with an interest in punk, history and great autobiographies!Continue Reading

Die Toten Hosen main - Vega Copenhagen - photo © Per-Åke Wärn

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Live Review: Die Toten Hosen – Vega, Copenhagen, Denmark 29th August 2025

By Per-Åke Wärn September 1, 2025

When German punks Die Toten Hosen (The Dead Trousers) returned to Copenhagen for the first time in about 30 years, tickets for the +1500 capacity Vega sold out in under 10 minutes! The evening kicks off with a short sharp set by The Dead End Kids, another German band, picked by the headliners as support at most of the gigs on their ‘Keep Calm & Carry On – Euro Tour 2025’. Continue Reading

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Album review: Launch Control release ‘The Omnipotent Wage’

By Hannah Calver August 31, 2025

Berkshire's best kept Punk Rock secret tell us how fucked the world is! Reading-based band Launch Control are socio-political punks, who have been together since 2011. ‘The Omnipotent Wage’ is their first full length album, combining thoughtful, socially conscious lyrics with hard-hitting high tempo punk rock, and incorporates genre-bending influences from metal to Continue Reading

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Shake Some Acton gig #110, London Hope & Anchor, 30th August 2025

By Alex Goose August 31, 2025

Barcelona quintet Radioactivas come across as much a gang as a band, and they’re a gang that we wanna join. Vocalist Eri hands out some Iggy Pop masks for us to wear before the swaggering ‘La Iguana’; appropriate enough, given that her band have clearly taken plenty of influence from The Stooges. And hey, why not? Continue Reading

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EP review: Dunce release ‘Penis Fly Trap’

By Hannah Calver August 27, 2025

Brighton-based band Dunce are not the same as your typical punk band. They have some similarities to Primus and Warmduscher, so the punk element is there for sure, but they also have a techno spin to their music! Their latest EP, ‘Penis Fly Trap’ consists of four tracks; all are unique and very different..Continue Reading

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Shake Some Acton gig #108, London Water Rats, 23rd Aug 2025

By Alex Goose August 25, 2025

Great tunes played with passion and no end of roguish charm; that’s The Long Tall Texans way, and it’s a recipe that still draws crowds after all these years. Oh, and a sense of humour - how else to explain the chuckle-worthy closer ‘What Part Of Fuck Off Don’t You Understand’?Continue Reading

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Reviews

Shake Some Acton gig #112, London Hope & Anchor, 9th Sep 2025

EP review: Club Brat – ‘4 Songs’

Live review: WitchDoktors, Kingston Fighting Cocks, 5th Sep 2025

Shake Some Acton gig #111, London Hope & Anchor, 2nd Sep 2025

Book review: ‘An Anarchy Of Demons’ By Charlie Harper

Live Review: Die Toten Hosen – Vega, Copenhagen, Denmark 29th August 2025

Album review: Launch Control release ‘The Omnipotent Wage’

Shake Some Acton gig #110, London Hope & Anchor, 30th August 2025

EP review: Dunce release ‘Penis Fly Trap’

Shake Some Acton gig #108, London Water Rats, 23rd Aug 2025

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