Album Review: True Capacity by ASTPAI
Austrian melodic-punks ASTPAI release their sixth album, True Capacity, on 22nd June via Jump Start Records (US) / Shield Recordings (EU). Speaking on the record, vocalist, [...]
Great Cynics
Alt Dialogue’s Top 100 Albums of 2017 Part 2: 50 – 1
Here it is. Part 2 of our Top 100 Albums of 2017 and the one that really matters. As per normal we only consider studio albums released in 2017 (up to 24th November). That [...]
EP Review: Are We Kidding Ourselves? by Big Promises
London DIY punks Big Promises release their new EP Are We Kidding Ourselves? on 15th September. Featuring members of Great Cynics, The Buzzard Orchestral and Fighting [...]
Album Review: Fresh by Fresh
London punks Fresh release their new self-titled album on 18th August via Special Subject Records. Since forming in 2015 Fresh quickly released a couple of home recorded EPs, [...]
Album Review: Seafoam by Kamikaze Girls
Kamikaze Girls release their debut album, Seafoam, on 9th June via Big Scary Monsters. Building upon their 2016 EP SAD, Seafoam finds the band in a more positive state of [...]
Album Review: Eight Nights by Grand-Pop
Bristol power pop trio Grand-Pop release their debut full length, Eight Nights, on 31st March via Specialist Subject Records (UK) and Discos Finu (Spain). Made up of Warren [...]
Album Review: POSI by Great Cynics
Great Cynics release their new album POSI on 24th March via Specialist Subject (UK), Guerilla Asso (Fr) & Lame-O Records (US). Delightful sugary punk rock is the order of [...]
EP Review: Misery and Disaster by Shit Present
Shit Present release their second EP Misery & Disaster via Specialist Subject Records on 11th November. Like last year’s self-titled debut, the band take the DIY [...]
Album Review: You Might Be Right by Happy Accidents
London indie-punk trio Happy Accidents release their debut album You Might Be Right via Alcopop! Records on 1st July. It’s got a simmering summer feel, sugar coated [...]
