Tear Dungeon – Squirm: Album Review
Tear Dungeon bring the noise on Squirm. The riotous Texan’s unleash their unique brand of sonic battery and anarchy for all to see and hear.
Tear Dungeon bring the noise on Squirm. The riotous Texan’s unleash their unique brand of sonic battery and anarchy for all to see and hear.
Seeing that Vukovi were doing a one off play through of My God Has Got a Gun, we knew we had to be there. This was going to be something special.
Business is the second LP from UK Britpunk mob, The Meffs. The duo bring forth more fire and fury.
What could have been better than The Hollywood Vampires on a hot summer evening in the shadow of a castle! We went along to check it out!
The Cook/Jones/Matlock Sex Pistols trio and Frank Carter rouse the spirit of ’76. In Halifax.
The Flying Duck in Glasgow hosts the launch of Actual Bastard from sludge / doom / hardcore quartet Gout and the atmosphere carried a low-level tension you only get when you know things might get unpredictable.
The Damned roll into Wembley to celebrate 50 years of chaos, does their celebration live up to expectations? We went along to see.
Forging multilingual hardcore fury into a weapon against oppression and channelling global resistance through raw, uncompromising hardcore the debut album from Zanjeer is a frenzied attack on the world.
IST IST are back with a bold, brooding behemoth of a record in Dagger – a post‑punk jab that feels purpose‑built for bigger rooms and dark nights.
We head down to 229 to catch His Lordship and see their two albums brought vividly to life.
A punky DIY ethos inhabits this devisioning and deconstruction of traditional folk, embracing the songs of a London gutter, circa 1700, from Goblin Band.
Antwerp punk rock powerhouse Captain Kaiser is back with their long-awaited fourth album Belgian Boy. The title track is the band’s latest single in support of the record and is an irresistible slice of emotive punk music.
Melodic hardcore outfit, Militarie Gun, fire on all cylinders throughout the entirety of God Save The Gun.
The Stranglers celebrate making it to 51 years on the 51 tour, with worthy support from Skids. We went along to see if the bad men of punk are still just that!
Dinosaur Pile Up return to Manchester for their latest tour in support of their excellent new album, I’ve Felt Better.