The Hangmen – Cactusville (Acetate Records)
The Hangmen release records when they want to release records. The Hangmen don't seem to have a mapped out plan to their rock and Roll and...
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Starcrawler – Devour You (Rough Trade Records)
The embers of 70’s rock ‘n’ roll are still simmering away and one band ready to torch the world and bring it all back screaming...
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Dead Furies – Stay Gold (Dragstrip Riot Records)
Wow-what a fantastic record. That's it I could leave the review right there that's all you need to know. It's nothing new - they're...
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Gyasi – Androgyne (Escaped Peacock Records)
You can forget about your boot boy Glam of Guida or any other pretenders who think they have their finger on the pulse of...
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Pardon Us – Wait (Self Release)
Pardon us are a pop-punk band from Liverpool who formed in 2014. Some of their members have also played in Flamingo 50, the Down and Outs...
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Bitch Queens – ‘City of Class’ (Lux Noise Records/Spaghetty Town Records)
Following up their excellent ‘L.O.V.E.’ album, the Bitch Queens continue their upward ascent with new album ‘City of Class.’ They continue their natural development...
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David J- Missive To An Angel From The Halls Of Infamy And Allure (Glass Modern)
Where do I start with this one, I’m sure that anyone with a rudimentary knowledge of the alternative/ independent scene, especially if your of a...
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Charger – Charger (Pirates Press Records)
Out and out heavy fucking metal. No bullshit, no fuckin' around just heads down Hard rockin' noise in the tradition of heavyweights Motorhead and early...
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Dead Shed Jokers—All the Seasons (Pity My Brain)
Where do I start, I think I’ve followed Dead Shed Jokers right from the beginning, reviewing just about everything they’ve ever done, listening to the...
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