OK. It’s no secret I’m a fan of all things Lookout! Records and very much a fan of The Queers. This album is all covers.
Read moreDivided Heaven – Oblivion (Gunner Records, 2021)
The opening line sees our man bitching about not getting paid properly to be a singer. This is a pet peeve of mine. I come
Read more7in and EP round-up: January 2022 (part 1)
The Drowns – Know Who You Are 7in (Pirates Press Records) There’s an odd affinity between Oi! And Glam Rock, I didn’t connect the dots
Read moreTuskar – Matriarch (Church Road Records, 2022)
I’m a fan of most things slow, sludgy and fuzz laden, but even I will put my hands up and admit that it is an
Read moreThe legacy of Steve Bronski: culture change through pop
Music can be a movement; one of the recurring themes at the heart of punk rock is fighting for political and/or societal change. And so,
Read moreThe Silver – Ward of Roses (Gilead Media, 2021)
New post-black metallers on the block, The Silver, have just released their debut record Ward of Roses. Featuring members of old school death metallers, Horrendous,
Read moreJoe Tilston – Tightrope (self-released, 2021)
Joe Tilston is a man of many fingers… or is it many pies… or fingers in many pies or something. If he lived in Wigan
Read moreBig D & The Kids Table – Do Your Art (Sideonedummy, 2021)
Ska Punk… *insert wibbly-wobbly dream effect here*… I was in a Ska Punk band what seems like a lifetime ago. I loved it: The Mighty
Read moreVarious – Oi! This Is Street Punk 2020 (Pirates Press Records, 2020)
This the second Oi! compilation out on Pirates Press Records this month. This one however is less retrospective and concentrates on what’s happening right now
Read moreJames Sullivan – Light Years (Stardumb Records, 2021)
If you thought this was a solo effort by the John Goodman character from Monsters Inc, you may be disappointed. It is in fact, a
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