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Album review: Rat Hole are not scared of calling you a C*NT!

By Ruth Rae
Essex boys Rat Hole are here to take you back to a time when punk was unpretentious, underrated, and unequivocally unspeakable! Debut album 'Proper Cunt Music' dropped on 5th June, along with a riotous album release party at London's legendary Hope & Anchor. Tongue-in-cheek tales of 21st century lads trying to make sense of their frequently tortured lives, their only Continue Reading
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Live review: Chillitown Fayre, Suburbs at The Holroyd, 8th March 2025

By Ruth Rae
An all-day music event takes quite some planning; and these days it's a risky venture.. Fortunately for us, Undercover Festival and Events are seasoned pros, and the Chillitown Fayre afternoon and evening drew in a capacity crowd from across several regions! Featuring 9 bands from across the Ska / Punk / Dub/ Reggae / Folk tradition, including: Nihilist, Baldhead, Continue Reading
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Album review: Lunar Sounds’ debut LP  – ‘Out The Dark’

By Herman de Tollenaere
'Out The Dark' is the culmination of Lunar Sounds' punk-infused work to date, and shows why they’ve been such a mainstay of the UK northern music scene since 2018. Lunar Sounds have consistently explored themes of self-worth and societal expectations in their music, delivering their message with a raw, defiant attitude that strikes a chord with listeners. Another reminder Continue Reading
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The Clash’s ‘London Calling’: Celebrating its 45th Anniversary in 2024-25

By Callum Wyatt
The iconic double album 'London Calling' by Punk legends The Clash is a seminal masterpiece that forever altered the landscape of music. Celebrating its 45th anniversary in 2024/5, it remains as impactful and relevant now as it was upon its release in the UK on 14th December 1979 and in the USA on 10th January 1980. Despite its punk roots, this groundbreaking album Continue Reading
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EP review: No Real Hero – ‘H’

By Alex Goose
Hailing from Montreal, Canada,  ‘H’ is No Real Hero's first release of new material since 2018. The band originally emerged in 2012 as a hard rock outfit, but have since progressed and gone through changes in both their line-up and their musical direction. ‘Where The End Is Never Near’ is a mid-paced effort with some maddeningly catchy guitar work and another great chorus, Continue Reading