From Sex Pistols to Green Day, the ultimate punk playlist.Continue Reading
Joining in on a long list of artists, the Green Day frontman has reacted to the latest move by U.S. courts.Continue Reading
Trailer out for forthcoming film about the tiny club Jabberjaw played by Nirvana, Green Day, Sleater-Kinney and others...Continue Reading
Green Day's 'not so secret' side project The Network drop a surprise EP and announced release date for new album Money Money 2020 Part II: Told Ya So! Continue Reading
With the annual Green Day 'joke gone on too long' of meme's quipping not to forget to 'wake Billie Joe up when September ends' an air of seriousness has emanated from the punk rock legend. Continue Reading
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
From the UK’s sunny south coast, Making Friends are a Skate-punk band who formed back in 2020. Returning with a banger of a second album, ‘Home Is Where The Heart Was’ is reviewer Hannah's new favourite of the year with its insane and powerful guitar riffs, killer basslines, impressively fast hard-hitting drum beats, melodic and raw vocals, what more could you ask for?Continue Reading
Here we are again, at Daltons, to witness a weekend of punk rock shenanigans at Bright N Sleazy 2. A stellar line-up gathered together by Andy Cavendish of An Alternative Gathering, along with Del Ford from Rats With Wings Records and Lou Moon of Moonpunx Promotions. Over the weekend, there were to be several local bands playing alongside those from afar. Headliners were I Continue Reading
Italian band Spleen’s debut album gushes grunge-punk and bleeds raw emotion. Dished up with a generous side of indie-punk goodness, ‘Gush’’s DNA can be traced back to early 90s alternative, emo and even new wave. Part angsty, part melancholy and part optimistic – the album has its share of complex emotional moments: exploring themes of intense relationships, social Continue Reading
When Sludgeworth were formed in 1989, a side project from Chicago band Screeching Weasel, their pop punk sensibilities and infectious rhythms seemed to announce a band that had a bright future ahead of them. However, after just one album, 1991’s ‘What’s This?’ they split up. 2022 saw them officially regroup, and their long awaited (and appropriately titled!) second album Continue Reading


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