Slaughter and the Dogs show there’s life in the old dogs yet with new album White Heat
ALBUM REVIEW: Slaughter and the Dogs: White Heat (Cadiz Music)
The Get Arounds will soon have you hooked with Going Out Tonight
ALBUM REVIEW: The Get Arounds – Going Out Tonight (self-released)
Slalom D make it a hat-trick of essential albums with I Choose My Own Way To Burn
ALBUM REVIEW: Slalom D – I Choose My Own Way To Burn (Serial Bowl Records)
Shreds. unleash their second slice of 80s-influenced hardcore
ALBUM REVIEW: Shreds. – Floorshow (Engineer Records)
Dirt Box Disco’s main man gets all serious again on SUBMIT’s second album
ALBUM REVIEW: Submit – Soup (Avenue Recordz)
The Mistakes unleash another punk rock scorcher with fifth album Die Laughing
ALBUM REVIEW: The Mistakes – Die Laughing (Engineer Records)
The Menzingers soundtrack life, death and all the big moments in-between on Everything I Ever Saw
ALBUM REVIEW: The Menzingers – Everything I Ever Saw (Epitaph Records)
A-100s embrace classic ska and reggae sounds on debut album Rude And Lovely
ALBUM REVIEW: A-100s – Rude And Lovely (Pirates Press Records)
Sincere Engineer show they’re a rising force on new album Probable Claws
ALBUM REVIEW: Sincere Engineer – Probable Claws (Hopeless Records)
Garage rockers Stupidity pay homage to their roots on covers album Beyond Stupidity
ALBUM REVIEW: Stupidity – Beyond Stupidity (Wicked Cool Records)