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Billie Joe Armstrong Says It All Covering Lennon’s ‘Gimme Some Truth’

By Tracey Moyle
Green Day fans have been kept constantly entertained by Billie Joe Armstrong over the past few months with his mission to keep the ‘Covid Blues’ away with ‘No Fun Monday’ becoming a highly anticipated event via his InstagramArmstrong and the band have covered some classic songs, all of which have held some importance to him throughout his life, with a mixed bag of artists Continue Reading
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EP review: Black Water County’s impassioned, fiery folk-punk – ‘Second Best’

By Ruth Rae
'Second Best' is formed of songs that didn’t quite make the cut for other releases and were put back into folk-punks Black Water County's back-burner, and are now ready to land on fresh ears; a reminder that things can go full circle. Celebrating collective defiance and solidarity in the face of inequality and concentrated power, 'Second Best' offers a much-needed Continue Reading
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Album review: Greek punks The Overjoyed release ‘Overjoyed’

By Herman de Tollenaere
Athens, Greece punk rock quartet The Overjoyed have just released their third self-titled studio album. The songs are about subjects like personal struggles, mental health, addiction and identity.  Of the opening track 'Can’t Write Music', Leonidas writes: “I was in a really dark place… struggling with self-identity, drugs, a break-up… while living in a world recovering 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
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EP Review: SA Punks WORMS are ‘Legless and Grubby’

By Ruth Rae
Joburg punkers WORMS released their first tidbit of grubby and raw Punk Rock slime on 5th November 2025. The 4 track EP 'Legless and Grubby' is fast and fierce and plays out at just over 5 mins 40 seconds. The songs cover topics ranging from defunct friendships, Gacy the Killer Clown, a cover of Black Flag’s 'Wasted' and a worm-themed anthem, in which the band hope to Continue Reading
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Album review: Bad Mary release live album ‘Live On Long Island’

By Hannah Calver
From Long Island, New York, Bad Mary are an edgy glam punk band, formed in 2011. They are a family unit, consisting of a daughter, her father, her husband, and her professor. Bad Mary's latest live album ‘Live on Long Island’ was released on 15th July 2025 and features 16 live cuts from previous gigs of tracks from previous albums and EPs. This band are incredibly Continue Reading
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Album review: Better Than The Book releases ‘Side Character In My Own Life’

By Hannah Calver
Nick Standing AKA Jabun created a DIY ska punk/pop punk music project calling it Better Than The Book. His third full-length album ‘Side Character In My Own Life’ was released on 13th June 2025. This whole album is absolutely brilliant! So much passion and hard work has been put into the songs, and it definitely shows in every track. There are times I’ve wanted to skank, Continue Reading
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Album review: Peesh chronicles 2024 in ‘The Perennial Effect’

By Ruth Rae
Songwriter Peesh never stops - he has music constantly running through his brain - and his latest solo collection is the culmination of 12 months of work. Yes, Peesh wrote a new song for every month of 2024, and has now gathered them together in a limited edition CD release - 'The Perennial Effect' - for your listening pleasure! Peesh really brings his rich musical Continue Reading