Charger invoke the spirit of Motorhead on storming debut album Warhorse
ALBUM REVIEW: Charger – Warhorse (Pirates Press Records)
Suzi Moon shows her Animal instincts on hard-rocking new EP
EP REVIEW: Suzi Moon – Animal (Pirates Press Records)
The Drowns set to make their mark with a new slice of supercharged punk rock ‘n’ roll
EP REVIEW: The Drowns – Lunatics EP (Pirates Press Records)
Bob Vylan show why they’re the future of British punk rock with third album The Price Of Life
ALBUM REVIEW: Bob Vylan – Bob Vylan Presents The Price Of Life (Ghost Theatre)
The Blue Carpet Band are back with a new line-up and a very limited new single
London garage rockers The Blue Carpet Band have released their first new music in a couple of years in the shape of an
The Interrupters look ready to step up a gear after releasing first taste of their fourth album
Rising Los Angeles ska-punks The Interrupters have shared the first single from their eagerly-awaited fourth studio album.
Incisions return with blistering new single Gasoline
Manchester hardcore punks Incisions have released their first new music in more than a year in the shape of blistering new single Gasoline.
Menzingers man Greg Barnett serves up a masterwork on life and death with his solo debut
ALBUM REVIEW: Gregor Barnett – Don’t Go Throwing Roses In My Grave (Epitaph Records)
Crashed Out return with the best album of their career
ALBUM REVIEW: Crashed Out – Against All Odds (Demons Run Amok Entertainment)
Millie Manders grabs limelight as Less Than Jake give ska-punk’s new breed a chance to shine
GIG REVIEW: Less Than Jake + Skinny Lister + The Toasters + Millie Manders & The Shutup, O2 City Hall, Newcastle, Friday, April