“If I Say” is the latest release of Frankie Muriel, a legendary American singer-songwriter based in St. Louis, Missouri. Arriving after “Sweet Surrender,” “Those Were The Nights,” and “I’m Still Standing,” three excellent compositions released earlier this year, his new track represents the fourth and final standalone single that vividly showcases what you might expect…

Many excellent artists and bands are popping up from every corner of the globe, showcasing their impressive moves and ideas in order to grab the attention of the audience. While the greater portion of them manage to do so, only a few resonate with fresh sound, far away from cliches. The Kellows is one of…

The legendary Jah Wobble continues his huge touring schedule with the announcement of a further UK tour for the Autumn of this year. The dates with his band, The Invaders of the Heart, will include one Metal Box Rebuilt In Dub show in Birmingham which will feature Jon Klein, formerly of Siouxsie & The Banshees,…

Bad Mary has always thrived on chaos, fun, volume, and the kind of live-wire unpredictability that turns small clubs into punk rock powder kegs. With Live on Long Island, the band bottles that energy into a no-holds-barred live album that feels like it’s happening in real time — because it did. Recorded at a raucous hometown…

In A Poke in the Third Eye, Sam Marsh doesn’t just write poems, but throws them like well-aimed Molotov cocktails wrapped in velvet. What appears on the surface to be a collection of nearly 200 short, often irreverent observations quickly reveals itself as a profoundly thoughtful, darkly comic, and startlingly honest investigation of what it…

London’s punk underground has long been a seething crucible of chaos, wit, and protest, and with their self-titled debut album, Panic Shack emerge as a siren call for the next generation of disaffected, loud-mouthed, brilliantly self-aware misfits. Across eleven tightly wound, gloriously scrappy tracks, this band twists, slaps it, laughs at punk rock legacy, and…

Micko & The Mellotronics will release their new single, Would You Believe It, on the 31st July via Landline Records. The track is about first moments and last moments, and frontman Micko Westmoreland‘s experience of each, sonically indebted to the new wave era, the track finds Micko journeying to the heart of it all. Would…

The Anti-Nowhere League‘s 1982 debut album, We Are… The League, is getting a deluxe vinyl reissue that will be released on the 15th August courtesy of Cherry Red Records. The album is being released in a gatefold sleeve with an inner sleeve that features press clippings and gig adverts from the era. The album includes…