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)
Meet the new ska ‘supergroup’ which has Operation Ivy legends as collaborators
New ska collective The Family Business Ltd have today announced their debut self-titled album on Hellcat Records.
Teenage Bottlerocket and The Queers cover each other on spilt 7in single
Teenage Bottlerocket and The Queers are two of the most popular and influential pop-punk bands of their respective generations.
Instigators follow Rebellion Punk Festival return with two special headline shows
Revived ’80s anarcho-punks Instigators are following a triumphant return to Rebellion Punk Festival in Blackpool with two special headline UK shows this month.
UK Subs’ Charlie Harper set to release album with new project Derik & The Disasters
Punk legend Charlie Harper might have recently announced the UK Subs’ final tour dates for 2027, but he’s still making new music.
Aerial Salad release angry new single as latest taste of forthcoming album Ideal World
Manchester DIY punks Aerial Salad have released a second tantalising glimpse of their much-anticipated fourth album Ideal World.
Rebellion Festival 2026 Review: Day 4 – from Los Fastidios to Stiff Little Fingers, via rail punk, Aussie Oi and hardcore’s past and future
Sunday dawns and it’s always a bitter-sweet day; the promise of more great bands to come, but the last day of Rebellion for
Rebellion Festival 2026 Review: Day 3 – Gimp Fist to Cock Sparrer via Diaz Brothers and Rev Peters
Day three dawns and it’s another day of big hitters for me at Rebellion Festival 2026, with some of my favourite acts strutting
Rebellion Festival 2026 Review: Day 2 – from Spleen and Malad to The Bar Stool Preachers and Riskee & the Ridicule
The upside of the outrageous drinks prices in the Winter Gardens is that I cut down how much alcohol I downed on day
Rebellion Festival 2026 Review: Day 1 – from Thrown Away to Millie Manders and the Shut Up
It’s the day thousands of punks have waited for since the 2025 soiree finished – their annual pilgrimage to Blackpool for the Rebellion