Death Is Death by Eat Dirt
London punk crew Eat Dirt released their debut album Death Is Death on 2nd June via Bearded Punk Records. Recorded in two studios—the music was laid down at The Silk Mill [...]
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Album Review: Morbid Stuff by PUP
Canadian punks PUP release their third album Morbid Stuff on 5th April, via the band’s new label Little Dipper, in partnership with Rise Records/BMG. Produced, recorded and [...]
Album Review: Low Dose by Low Dose
Grunge punk four-piece Low Dose release their debut, self-titled, album on 29th March via Brutal Panda / Knife Hits Records. Picture this: You’ve just spent nearly a week [...]
Album Review: Optimal Lifestyles by Pkew Pkew Pkew
Toronto punks Pkew Pkew Pkew release their new album Optimal Lifestyles on 1st March via Big Scary Monsters (UK) and Dine Alone Records (US/Canada). While Pkew Pkew Pkew’s [...]
Album Review: Late Teens by Press Club
Aussie emo-punks Press Club release their debut album Late Teens in the UK/EU on 25th January via Hassle Records. Late Teens is what happens when four Melbourne musicians [...]
Album Review: Bad Sleep by Bad Sleep
Olympia, Washington’s punk three-piece Bad Sleep release their new, self-titled album on 18th January via Specialist Subject Records. It’s ten short and sharp fizzy [...]
Album Review: Bought to Rot by Laura Jane Grace and the Devouring Mothers
Laura Jane Grace & the Devouring Mothers released their debut album Bought To Rot on 9th November via Bloodshot Records. The band are Laura Jane Grace, Atom Willard, and [...]
Album Review: Same Place by New Junk City
Atlanta quartet New Junk City release their sophomore album Same Places on 12th October via Real Ghost Records. Here the band explore through this idea of trying to stay [...]
Album Review: Burnt Sugar by Gouge Away
Hardcore punks Gouge Away release their new album Burnt Sugar on 28th September via Deathwish Inc. Mixed and mastered by Jack Shirley (Deafheaven, Oathbreaker) and produced [...]
Album Review: Million Dollars To Kill Me by Joyce Manor
Joyce Manor release their new album Million Dollars To Kill Me on 21st September via Epitaph. If 2016’s Cody was about growing up, then this is about what happens [...]
