This was looking like it was going to be one of those potentially awkward situations that I periodically get myself into. Situations off my own
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The Raging Nathans – Still Spitting Blood (Rad Girlfriend Records / Brassneck Records, 2022)
Just imagine. Five albums in eight years. Plus two compilation albums taking in various 7ins and splits and the like. Which accounts for a whopping
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No Matter – Bad Chemistry (Brassneck Records / Waterslide Records, 2022)
No Matter are a four-piece from Belfast, Northern Ireland. They’ve been around from about 2011, and describe themselves as playing “fast-paced, energetic pop/skate punk”. If
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The Last Gang – Noise Noise Noise (Fat Wreck Chords, 2021)
I’m not too familiar with The Last Gang (Tony reviewed the previous record Keep Them Guessing here), but I have seen them popping up on
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NOFX – Single Album (Fat Wreck Chords, 2021)
You already know all about NOFX, right? You’re reading a site that pretty much exclusively reviews punk rock, so you already know if you like
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No Use For A Name – Rarities Vol 2: The Originals (Fat Wreck Chords, 2021)
This is the second compilation of obscure NUFAN stuff as the title suggests, this one is all their original songs and is comprised of mainly
Read moreTeresa Banks – Nobody’s Coming To The Rescue (Horn & Hoof Records, 2020)
I either lost the bumf, or it didn’t come with any so I’ve hit Google and found out that this lot are from Finland and
Read moreSwan 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”.
Read more7in 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
Read more7in & EP round-up June 2020 (part 2)
An Uneasy Peace – s/t 7in (Dirt Cult Records) This band came uncomfortably close to being called “Unfuckable Chainsaw”. Verily. This EP has finally seen
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