The Raging Nathans / Starter Jackets – split 7in EP (Rad Girlfriend Records) The thing that I really love about Rad Girlfriend Records is that
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Get It Together – Live Free (Make That a Take, 2019)
According to their bio, Get it Together are a 4 piece from Central Scotland. They formed from the ashes of their own previous Scottish punk
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Release announcement and Video Premiere: DL Burdon – Countdown Sessions (Little Rocket Records, 2020)
At the end of 2019, DL Burdon (Leatherface, Former Cell Mates, Anchor Bends) returned to his home town Sunderland to play a sold-out Christmas gig
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Chagrin – Ground Scores (Rad Girlfriend Records, 2020)
So, anyways, Josh at Rad Girlfriend passed me a bunch of stuff for review a couple of months back and I’ve been steadily chipping away
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Paper Rifles – Traitor’s Hill (Make That a Take Records, 2020)
Paper Rifles have seemingly been around for a bit now, or at least have been hella productive in a short amount of time, judging by
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Swan Prince – Hell on Earth (Brassneck Records / Swamp Cabbage Records / Waterslide Records, 2020)
Swan Prince are from somewhere in the general Birmingham area, and describe themselves thusly: “Brummy mates with a lame band name making skate punk songs”.
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7in and EP round-up: August 2020 (part 1)
Holy Snakes – Be Kind EP II (Make That a Take Records) Holy Snakes, a chap from Dundee, describes himself thus: “A man, a band,
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Mattachine – Isolation as a Form of Torture (Zegema Beach, 2020)
Named after one of America’s first Gay Rights organisations, self-termed Grindrcore merchants Mattachine play hyper-aggressive metalcore fuelled by decades of LGBT+ oppression and homophobia within
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7in and EP round-up: July 2020 (part 5)
Shit the bed. I’ve never actually done 5 of these things in a month before. Well, here we are, I suppose. Let’s get to it,
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7in and EP round-up July 2020 (part 4)
The Domestics / Pizzatramp split 12in (Kibou Records / TNS Records / Sick World Records, 2020) By now, these bands should need no introduction, so
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