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Gypsy Pistoleros have released their new album, Church Of The Pistoleros, via Earache Records along with a brand new fan fuelled video for their recent single, I’m In Love With Myself. Church Of The Pistoleros is a rallying cry to the outcasts, the misunderstood, the shy, the quiet and disenfranchised of Society. A place where they…
Boston, MA’s Burp have dropped their pacey new single, Ricky Mortis, via streaming platforms, the track is a rich amalgam of Midwest influences that takes you on an expressive and personal trip down memory lane as the band splay driving guitars with infectious hooks. “Ricky Mortis is a fast-paced punky emo track that we think combines the sounds of our first…
All For Jolly are more than a band, they are a force of nature, sailing the high seas of music with a message of hope and solidarity, the Cornish folk punks have now unveiled their new single and video, Oh My, that is taken from their recently released self titled sophomore album that can be streamed here. All…
Chicago’s Violets bring together members of Naked Raygun, The Methadones and Blood People, whilst the band has long tentacles in Chicago’s punk rock history don’t expect them to sound like anything familiar. The quintet has been noodling with their sound for a couple of years now, ever since Simon Lamb (The Methadones), Michael Soucy (The Methadones) and Bill Stephens (Naked Raygun) grabbed a round of drinks…
Conflict formed in 1981 in Eltham, a district of Southeast London, when frontman Colin Jerwood, inspired by early encounters with the Sex Pistols‘ Spunk bootleg and following The Clash on tour, struck up a friendship with Crass and set about crafting a whole new kind of punk that totally upped the ante in terms anger and confrontation. Crass, the renowned anarchist punk collective, having got Conflict started…
Today, Bristolian noise-collective Knives have released their debut album, Glitter, via Marshall Records. Their music serves as a manifesto for inclusivity, diversity, and empowerment within the alternative music scene. Through their music and live performances, Knives aims to cultivate a community that celebrates marginalised voices, an inclusive space of rebellion for people of colour and the LGBTQ+ community.…
Following an eight-year hiatus, today, Canada’s Propagandhi have released their eighth studio album, At Peace, via Epitaph Records. In true Propagandhi fashion, At Peace is smart music for dangerous times, the ever-evolving standard bearers of politically charged punk have actively kicked against musical confines and bro-punk conservatism, promoting a message of anti-fascism since 1986. Distilling their DNA of breakneck riffs, hardcore ethos,…
Hereford, UK’s sonic firestarters YŪNGOLD have today unleashed their debut EP, Force of Habit, via streaming platforms. Born from late-night jams and a rogue fuzz pedal in 2023, YŪNGOLD’s journey has been anything but ordinary, they exploded onto the scene with a genre-bending set at Hereford’s The Jam Factory in May 2024, they then laid down four tracks for…
I thought the best way to start this little write up about the newest album from Conflict, a decade on from their last, would be to quote the first verse of the title track. It says so much about what this album does and means to the band and more likely to their followers. “And…
“Never Been Easy” is the latest release by Blofeld Sands, an exceptional English trio based in Brighton. It’s their second piece of work released in 2025, arriving as a follow-up of “People,” another excellent number released earlier this year that you should also check out if you’re looking for a catchy, memorable, engaging listening experience.…