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<\/a>Los Pepe \/\u00a0 Jibaros – ‘Together’ split(Self Release) <\/strong>Always a great day to discover Los Pepe has got a new record out be it a 7″ single or album.\u00a0 today we bring you their side of this split that’s a pair of right bangers.\u00a0 With their cover of the Testors and Spains Jibaros taking on Teenage Heads – ‘Picture My Face’ and turning in a rousing dance floor filler.\u00a0 Los Pepe do what they do and that’s turn in some fast loud power pop, luckily for us, this is no difference and a rather impressive split we have on our hands but it’s very limited so don’t dilly dally or you’ll be disappointed.<\/p>\nBuy it now\u00a0Here<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n To be fair its pretty much the MO throughout as the boys take on such pop dignitaries as Joan Jett, Kim Wilde, The Bangles and Wendy James and her Transvision Vamps, and if\u00a0 ‘Walk like An Egyptian’ is given a good seeing to then the beastly ‘I Want Your Love’ is as camp as Christmas (it isn’t obviously) but I do want them to make a cover of the video for this one it’ll be glorious. Almost as glorious as a ‘Sex Sausage’.\u00a0 What? ‘Sex Sausage’ you ask who the fuck wrote that bad boy?\u00a0 Don’t ask just smile or grin, as I’m sure these gents are.\u00a0 Fantastic EP from a fantastic band.\u00a0 Now get that difficult second album done and we’ll all meet up again and Slamdance together.\u00a0 Facebook<\/a>\u00a0\/ Bandcamp<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Buy it here<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Buy Here<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Loud and in your face is how CNE delivers their hard rock best and this pair of tunes is as good as they get. ‘Let The Wheels Roll’ is a pounding rhythm with sharp guitars and a chorus you can raise your horns to and chant along.\u00a0 What’s not to like? then in direct contrast is the attitude-laden acoustic (of sorts) ‘Dinosaur Fire’ showing they don’t just do hard rock they can mix it up and when they do it’s never off the mark as for their fellow Gothenburg noise merchants Scumbag Millionaire it’s one exclusive and one from their last album.\u00a0 ‘Too Much Is Never Enough’ is a slice of Motorhead meets Early Hellacopters and is an absolute banger! whilst their second contribution is lifted from their debut long-player ‘Speed’ in the shape of ‘White Flash’ another good reason to revisit that album another pair of great tunes making this a must-have EP of four excellent tunes.\u00a0 Get a copy right sharpish or miss out and end up down the line paying some scalper a small fortune.\u00a0\u00a0ORDER NOW by sending an e-mail to\u00a0info@savagemagicrecords.com<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Connect With Holy Death Trio\u00a0<\/strong>Website<\/a>\u00a0\/\u00a0Facebook<\/a>\u00a0\/\u00a0Instagram<\/a>\u00a0\/\u00a0Bandcamp<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n The song tackle stereotyping and Goth culture and how trends come and go and with the big chorus it’ll wake the dead for sure as it rolls off with the pumping synth and soaring vocals before fading back and then pow! into a final chorus.\u00a0 Stirring stuff from this Northern five-piece.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Saxon – ‘Speed King’\u00a0 (Silver Lining Music)<\/strong>\u00a0 Biff and the boys are in the house.\u00a0 Tipping the hat to those that paved the way for Byford and his band to do what they’ve done for decades.\u00a0 Check out their take on Deep Purples ‘Speed King’ if you like it then why not order it Here\u00a0\u00a0<\/a>‘Inspirations’ is a covers album<\/em>, where in 2020\u00a0the band took residence at Brockfield Hall in York, to record cover versions of\u00a0various songs which deeply influenced the band, engaging in a proper old-school live and recording process which was a hallmark of many old-school rock \u2018n\u2019 roll records.<\/p>\n<\/a>The Spangles – ‘Boys Just Wanna Have Some Fun’ (Self Release)\u00a0<\/strong>So off the back of the rather spiffin’ long-player Those Spangles have come back to the table with a very nice EP that does exactly what it says on the tin.\u00a0 What you have here is five tunes written by other peeps knocked out in a Covid wasteland with as much emphasis on being loud and Rockin’ out as was possible in a socially distanced recording studio.\u00a0 Kicking off with the rather splendid ‘Bad Reputation’ giving the manly frontwoman that is Polly Phluid the chance to belt out the classic and to be fair the chaps have done the classic proud.\u00a0 It might be one of the most covered tunes ever but so what its all about the attitude and having fun right? Right!<\/p>\n<\/a>Poison Boys – ‘Nothing But Darkness’ (unknown)<\/strong> The first single from the second album is upon us and what a banger it is too.\u00a0 I love The Poison Boys they just get things done.\u00a0 No-fuss or fanfare they just write kick-ass tunes and this glimpse behind the curtain of the second record is a joy. It’s a bruising affair all switchblade knives and dark alleys and the breakdown is a smoldering mass of sleazy Rock and Roll and if this is what coming then bring it on boys it’s gonna be a top record.<\/p>\n<\/a>Eddie Mooney & The Grave – ‘Lockdown Baby’ feat Malte B (Still Unbeatable Records) <\/strong>Two track choc-full of sprightly power pop is the order of the day courtesy of Eddie Mooney Released at the death of 2020. With the spirit of ’77 coursing through their veins, it’s got the vital ingredients being some barbed wire guitar and some sugar-sweet melodies on the chorus’.\u00a0 Extremely limited vinyl pressings so be quick or be gone.<\/p>\n<\/a>Chuck Norris Experiment \/ Scumbag Millionaire –\u00a0 split (Strange Magic Records)\u00a0 \u00a0\u00a0<\/strong>Pressed on super limited numbers of 100 solid red, 100 dirty white, 100 black of course this is gonna kick your backside.\u00a0 Swedens finest exponents of hard rock are in the house and turning up the heat on this the first Singles club of the year and already owning it.\u00a0 You know the drill two track each with the CNE tracks being exclusive to this 7″ whilst the Scumbag Millionaire contributes one exclusive track and a track from their debut LP Speed<\/em> that was never released on a single (until now).<\/p>\n<\/a>Holy Death Trio – ‘The Killer’ (\u00a0 )<\/strong>\u00a0\u00a0The band says, “‘The Killer’ was written in the same vein as an old blues song from the early 1900\u2019s. \u00a0It was originally written and performed as a one-man blues band and then it naturally worked well with a full band, so we made it Holy Death Trio standard. \u00a0This song is meant to feel like built up aggression with two killer guitar solos and just straight-up power trio heavy blues rock-n-roll.\u201d More rock than your Jon Spenser Blues Explosion but it’s got a neat groove and it prefers to crash and burn than fade away and we like that especially when its played loud and this sounds like it was recorded loud!<\/p>\n<\/a>Venus Grrrls – ‘Goth Girl’ (MonoMyth Records) <\/strong>Goth culture and witchcraft.\u00a0 Oh, go on then.\u00a0 Venus Grrrls release their new single on the back of last year’s EP and a dark brooding hybrid of dark pop and rock it motors along once you’re through the spooky kid intro with the pumping synth beat and vocal and hit the chorus and off they go.<\/p>\n<\/a>The Revox – ‘Talk About Her’ (Voodoo Rhythm Records)\u00a0<\/strong> Walking on the wild side is this raw and punchy 7″ from Swiss punks\u00a0THE REVOX, reclusive mountain punks, they’re a blast from the past, and their music is inspired by the original Swiss garage and beat scene from back in the mid-’60s so I’m reliably informed and on this evidence, I’m impressed and love what they’ve got going on its like a fucked up Fuzztones howling drunk and just partying way too hard. ‘Talk About Her’ is a hoot with some super cool guitar and a trashy reverb-heavy rhythm where the cymbals are taking a pounding.\u00a0 flip it over and ‘Sick Of You’ is more of the same as the riff rolls on and some garage racket is beaten out of the instruments for our listening pleasure.\u00a0 Play on guys this is quality. Check it out Here<\/a><\/p>\n