Apathy & Exhaustion – Page 31 – Legit reading material about the world of punk rock, opinions, geeking out and strange lifestyles

Burrowing – s/t (self-released, 2017)

April 17, 2017 tonyofnurgle Record Review

Sometimes you know people for years, don’t really speak to them for a while, and in the intermittent period, you somehow forget quite how talented

The Flatliners – Inviting Light (Rise Records / Dine Alone Records, 2017)

April 14, 2017 tonyofnurgle Record Review

The Flatliners are a much loved punk rock band from Ontario, Canada, and this, Inviting Light, is their fifth studio album, and their first on

The Smith Street Band – More Scared of You Than You Are of Me (Specialist Subject Records / Sideonedummy / Uncle M / Pool House Records, 2017)

April 13, 2017 tonyofnurgle Record Review

I’ve always thought that the way in which people form opinions about stuff or events or people without actually having any knowledge about them is

What Would Gary Gygax Do? – Tim Cundle

April 12, 2017 Nathan Bean Book Review

How could any self respecting Dungeon Punk not want to get his teeth into a book with a title like What Would Gary Gygax Do?

Great Cynics – Posi (Specialist Subject Records, 2017)

April 11, 2017 tonyofnurgle Record Review

Great Cynics have been around for some time now, and this being their fourth album, I’m a bit surprised I’ve not listened to them before,

Pallbearer – Heartless (Nuclear Blast / Profound Lore, 2017)

April 10, 2017 Matt Dean Record Review

Pallbearer have always been quite an odd band for me. I know that they are really bloody good, and they play a genre that for

The Paperhead – Chew (Trouble in Mind, 2017)

April 8, 2017 Clara Barker Record Review

Ok – wow. This year has been crazy busy. I have been all over the place and am only just recovering from what was an

Wear Your Wounds – Self Titled (Deathwish Inc, 2017)

April 6, 2017 Nathan Bean Record Review

Wear Your Wounds is a long gestating solo project in which Converge vocalist Jacob Bannon, explores fresh sonic territory and exposes his throat somewhat with

White Reaper – The World’s Best American Band (Polyvinyl, 2017)

April 5, 2017 tonyofnurgle Record Review

White Reaper are pretty much doing their best to put the fun back into rock n’roll. In fact, it’s their reason d’être, if you will.

Vasudeva – No Clearance (Skeletal Lightning, 2017)

April 4, 2017 Ian Breen Record Review

Here’s some info about me – I spent over ten years as a multi-instrumentalist in an instrumental band. The most frustrating aspect was being given