Midweek Catch Up
Australian indiepop outfit Egoism have a new single out. Titled You You it’s about “someone in my life causing me a lot of pain and I wrote this when I … Continue reading
BoxCat – Something
I posted about Boxcat’s debut single this time last year so it’s good to return to this Cardiff based band and their brand of punk rock a year later via … Continue reading
Blussh – Shut Up Becky!
The debut EP from Brisbane’s Blussh is a fast-paced, grunge and riot grrrl influenced EP. It’s not for the faint of heart as they come at you in droves with … Continue reading
The Gory Alices – Swimsuit Aliens
The Gory Alices describes themselves as “a horror punk and surf rock band”. Despite only forming earlier this year Swimsuit Aliens is their second EP and leads on from their … Continue reading
Behind Thin Walls – First Riot EP
Originally released in July the debut EP from Polish Punks Behind Thin Walls gets another airing courtesy of Turkish label Kafadan Kontak. I have heard a few catchy punk tunes … Continue reading
Layuchi Kvity – Белый порошок
Белый порошок (White Powder) is the second single to be taken from the forthcoming new album by Layuchi Kvity. Where as previous single >Девушка Которую Зовут Тишина (Girl Named Silence) … Continue reading
TV Crime – Man In The Pub
Nottingham glam punks TV Crime release their debut long player Metal Town in September. It includes their previous singles including the brilliant debut Hooligans. Man In The Pub is the … Continue reading
Las Densas – N ♡ T
N ♡ T is the result of a self-imposed challenge to see if an album could be recorded in seven days by Argentinian act Las Densas. Given the quality of … Continue reading
The Body Shop – False 9
I cannot find any information on this Leeds based punk influenced band so let the music speak for itself. On False 9, which I presume is their debut, they make … Continue reading
Support Women In Punk
Support Women In Punk is a new compilation series which promises “a new compilation every 11th day of each month, 11 tracks, 11 bands, 11 female voices.” The tracks seem … Continue reading
